|
Author
|
Topic: Freemasonry
|
Thunderz7
Advanced Member
Member # 31
|
posted
RioLion,
don't join - stay far away from them.
Run a search on CBBS for freemasons/freemasonry.
Run a search for Illuminati.
There are threads on these boards with info about them.
Have you read, Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry by Albert Pike?
You really need to know what is in that book before joining!
Why, as they say, do you deserve to be kept in the dark, regarding their purpose while you go through the Blue Degrees?
Why will you be at least 18th degree before you "begin' to really learn anything of "their truth"?
Do you really believe that little white apron can "save you";
thus making it equal to the Blood of Jesus?
What/who are these names you are taking vows and oaths too?
Do you realy believe that Adoni and Lucifer are both God, with Lucifer being good and Adoni being evil?
Please search this out anywhere you can.
find out what is in Albert Pike's book.
That book is the bottom line on what they believe.
T7
Posts: 1113 | From: Northeast Alabama | Registered: Jun 2002
| IP: Logged | 
|
|
HisGrace
unregistered
|
posted
I read an article some time back by a man who calls himself an Ex-Mason for Jesus and he left because it is not consistent with a sincere expression of the Christian faith.
I printed a portion of an article, which contains the following statement re the Mason -
"They must believe in one Supreme Being, but since there are many religions involved,this God is not the God of the Bible.(Because they believe in one Supreme Being, men of the Islamic faith are eligible, but the Lodge doesn't seem to be dominated by them."
I have a problem with the fact that they don't worship the God of the Bible.
There have been at least three threads on this Board concerning Freemasonry. You can see the rest of this quote on the following thread, plus I provided two links to other threads, which have some great comments by members.
Freemasonry
IP: Logged |
|
|
Carmela
Advanced Member
Member # 4817
|
posted
I agree GaMinister. I edited my post because I noticed I made a mistake in my typing. I wanted to reply just to make sure that my edit gets noticed.
--------------------
www.pinecrest.org
Posts: 646 | From: Central New York | Registered: Jun 2005
| IP: Logged |
|
|
GaMinister
New Member
Member # 5130
|
posted
Do not join. My father-in-law was a freemason, and I learned enough from him to do some research on them. They will tell you that freemasonry will get you into heaven, no matter which "god" you believe in. Many of their "rituals" come straight out of Baal worship. There are MANY good books on the evils of freemasonry. Check out KINGDOM OF THE CULTS by Walter Martin. Also, check out the many books written by former freemasons who became Christians.
Bill
Posts: 4 | From: Georgia | Registered: Oct 2005
| IP: Logged |
|
|
Carmela
Advanced Member
Member # 4817
|
posted
I looked at the link, and I agree that it isn't wrong to join freemasons. I didn't have a good feeling in my spirit when I read the post but I didn't know what freemasons really were.
I do still feel though that church functions are the best way to socialize with other believers. When I first read this post, I wondered if Jesus would be put first in the freemasons. I try to keep my focus on HIM and join nothing unless what I am doing/joining will some how be glorifying God at the same time.
I'm editing this because I just realized what I said above. I meant to say that I agree it IS wrong to join. Sorry for the typo.
--------------------
www.pinecrest.org
Posts: 646 | From: Central New York | Registered: Jun 2005
| IP: Logged |
|
|
|
|
Carmela
Advanced Member
Member # 4817
|
posted
I have no idea, but if it's a bar like many other clubs, I wouldn't recommend it. I don't believe that is where Jesus would have us hang out for socialization but there must be church functions going on around you. I would recommend fellowshipping in church functions where you can be taught, uplifted, and even be used to reach others.
--------------------
www.pinecrest.org
Posts: 646 | From: Central New York | Registered: Jun 2005
| IP: Logged |
|
|
RioLion
unregistered
|
posted
I am considering joining a Masonic lodge. It appears that it would provide me with a means to a social life and interaction with others that I currently do not have. In talking to them, I asked why some evangelical churches oppose the lodge as the Masonic lodge is not a religion but a frateral organization. One answer was simply that some misunderstand what the lodge stands for or that in some cases, it is a competitor to the church. I know Lutherans and Catholics deny their members the right to join such organization. Any comments?
IP: Logged |
|
|
Printer-friendly view of this topic
