Freemasons poll

[JesusWhereRU]

Murder is not the same as execution. Here is what the Masons teach:
9th Degree
9° Master of the Temple
The lessons in this degree are that we should be careful not to be too zealous in the executing justice, even in a good cause, and that we should avoid injuring or harming any person by hasty or irresponsible action.
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This is straight from the horse's mouth. Again I am not condoning Masonry. But you would be hard put to condemn what is stated above.

It has been condemned by theCatholic Church (NOT the current "church") and my understanding is that FMs will destroy anyone who is against them whether through death or cancellation or ... whatever. From what I can decipher, they put their group ABOVE all other groups and people.

 

[JesusWhereRU]

I wo. But I think picking only one aspect or branch, and making a point about that, does a disservice to people. They must first become aware of the entire structure/root of the NWO.

It appears to be the most important branch bc it puts itself out as being some brotherly organization and so, it collects "brothers" and indoctrinates them into anti-Christ ways/viewpoints... and so this is how it has spread and undermined and destroyed or all be destroyed Christian institutions and societal mores

 

[JesusWhereRU]

It appears to be an "us against them" thing in which they will side w/ one of their own whether he is right or wrong

 

[surfer14]

i have issues w/ theCatholic Church but NOT with anything the RCC OFFICIALLY teaches. )

Stand by for about a million people to jump in and tell you RCC is the anti-christ and how you're going to hell.

Fact of the matter is Catholics and the Nazi's are the only two entities I know of that have ever taken an aggressive stand against freemasonry. If anyone knows of someone else that has ever opposed freemasonry, I'd be curious.

 

[GodMyFortress]

I became a Freemason in my early 20s because of my grandfather. I honestly don’t think he really cared about what they said and did, he just liked the fraternity aspect of it.

Once I actually became a master mason I started not feeling comfortable with the oaths. All of the members of my lodge were very Christian but all the talk about the “grand architect of the universe” crap didn’t seem very Christian. So I left within months of finally becoming a mason.