Are the Masons Evil?

reply to post by VForVendetta


Just to clear up - the book you read was a book of ritual and not a "Masonic Bible".

The Masons use the same bible everyone else uses.

The book you read is simply the ritual and ceremonies of our meetings with the passwords either blanked out or scrambled.

I am sorry to hear about your grandfather but it sounds like he was a good man.

If you ever need anything just let one of the masons here know by U2U.

George Washington took his Oath of Office using a Masonic Bible.

Originally posted by Truth1000
George Washington took his Oath of Office using a Masonic Bible.

Yep, and it's (usually) a regular King James Version with an index of the passages that are relevant to Masons. No other edits.

Originally posted by JoshNorton

Originally posted by Truth1000
George Washington took his Oath of Office using a Masonic Bible.

Yep, and it's (usually) a regular King James Version with an index of the passages that are relevant to Masons. No other edits.

The Shake Speare oath in Psalm 46
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Luther also choosed Psalm 46.
Ein’ feste Burg ist unser Gott ("A Mighty Fortress Is Our God”) is based on Psalm 46.
www.light-of-truth.com...

Copy/Paste the next Luther text "Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott" to above link of Francis Bacon his ciphers and click on calculate. The result is 304.
Day 304 is October 31 (Luther day and Halloween day)

Most Freemasons are not overtly evil, but they are very much in denial about what goes on.

I can personally say that most of the Freemasons I've met did not make a good first impression on me.

reply to post by tetsujin420


How many presidents were masons? Are there masonic connections to the skull and bones society?

Originally posted by CPYKOmega

How many presidents were masons?

14 Presidents have been Masons. 15 if you count Lyndon B. Johnson, who was a first degree Entered Apprentice only. Here is a list of them:

Masonic Presidents of the United States

Are there masonic connections to the skull and bones society?

No, the Skull and Bones Society is a senior society at Yale University. The only college fraternity with Masonic connections is the Acacia Society.

reply to post by Masonic Light


Formal ties, that is. Nearly all American college fraternities make copious use of Masonic ritual structure and values.

reply to post by OnTheLevel213

There may be imitation of the ceremonies, but the Freemasons do not recognize college fraternities as a part of the Masonic family/organizations. Nor do the college fraternities see the Masons as their parent body.

reply to post by KSigMason


I apologize if my remarks could be taken to mean that. It was not intended.

reply to post by stompk


You have to understand the notrion of evil.
There is evil as in the evil female and advilll as in the evil man. They even selll it as a product.
Nothing in this world is pure, that is long gone. What is important is to at least limit advill and evil to best possible way. But not by the software version but by the hardware. Hard going against gravity, some just quit and commit suicide or live in a fantasy, enlighten, better our self by the hardware version. It's no easy road.