D.M. Stahlman's The Full Bible Standard expressed a non-sectarian message that did not adhere to a specific creed or religious system but instead sought to restore Christianity in its original non-denominational form. Its symbol emphasized the commonalities and unities within Christianity's divisions or denominations, with squares within a circle representing the shared values of Lutheranism, Methodism, Catholicism, and Presbyterianism. Stahlman asked whether ministers and leaders were too often more eager to make Baptists, Lutherans, Presbyterians, and others than faithful followers of Christ, and more eager to build up their own congregation than to get souls saved and glorify God.