An undated tract published by Evangelical Tract Distributors, Edmonton, Alta., Canada. This is one of many religious tracts that have been added to the Flickr collection.
An undated tract published by Evangelical Tract Distributors, Edmonton, Alta., Canada. This is one of many religious tracts that have been added to the Flickr collection.
This semester I’m teaching Multiples at Columbia College in Chicago, which means that I’ll be dipping into my various collections for class presentations. So as I prepare for next week’s class, I’m posting another round of material from my big box of religious tracts and other forms of cheaply printed free literature.
Above: The Missing Ones, published by Evangelical Tract Distributors, Edmonton, Alta., Canada. Undated.
The front cover of a tract published by Evangelical Tract Distributors, Edmonton, Alta., Canada. Undated. I think I’m finished posting scans of tracts for a little while but if you’d like to see everything I posted together on Flickr, I have created a set for all of the scans here. I’m sure that I will add more scans to this set at some point in the future.
The front cover of a tract published by Evangelical Tract Distributors, Edmonton, Alta., Canada. Undated. This is, without question, one of the most shocking tracts I have ever seen. Based on the text inside, I’m guessing that this is the hand of a child, reaching out to grasp the, ahem… Finger of Jesus. Whoever drew this uncredited image really got away with something… much like more than a few priests.
