"Jesus of Nazareth, the Grand Master of our order, appeared at a time when the world was in the utmost Disorder, and among a people who for ages had
groaned under the yolk of Bondage. He taught them the lessons of reason. To be more effective, he took the aid of Religion--of opinions which were
current--and in a very clever manner, he combined his secret doctrines with he popular religion, and with the customs which lay to his hand. In these
he wrapped up his lessons --he taught by parables. Never did any prophet lead men so easily and so securely along the road to liberty. He concealed
the precious meaning and consequences of his doctrines; but fully disclosed them to a chosen few. He speaks of a kingdom of the upright and faithful;
His Father's kingdom, who's children we also are. Let us only take liberty and equality as the great aims of his doctrines, and Morality as the way
to attain it, and everything in the New Testament will be comprehensible; and Jesus will appear as the Redeemer of slaves. Man has fallen from the
condition of Liberty and Equality, the STATE OF PURE NATURE. He is under subordination and civil bondage, arising from the vices of man. This is the
FALL, and ORIGINAL SIN. The KINGDOM OF GRACE is that restoration which may be brought about by Illumination and a just Morality. This is the NEW
BIRTH. When man lives under government, he is fallen, his worth is gone, and his nature tarnished. By subdoing our passions, or limiting their
cravings, we may recover a great deal of our original worth, and live in a state of grace. Thius is the redemption of men--this is accomplished by
Morality; and when this is spread over the world, we have THE KINGDOM OF THE JUST."
"Jesus Christ established no new religion; he would only set religion and reason in their ancient rights. For this purpose he would unite men in a
common bond. He would fit them for this by spreading a just morality, by enlightning the understanding, and by assisting the mind to shake off all
prejudices. He would teach all men, in the first place, to govern themselves. Rulers would then be needless, and equality and liberty would take place
without any revolution, by the natural and gentle operation of reason and expediency.
source: www.freemasonrywatch.org...
So what can be factually said about the Illuminati? We know they were founded in 1776 in Bavaria by Adam Weishaupt. We know that they wanted to unite
the word in a society free from the tyrannies of government and religion. We know that they prized morality. So where are the objections? If we
compare the objectives of organizations like Bilderberg who are seeking a world government, we can see parallels but I beleive that the original
Illuminati has ceased to exist or their goals have been severely warped and corrupted. It is obvious that there is what could be called a global cabal
of international bankers seeking the consolidation of wealth and power but this hardly seems to match up with the original egalitarian goals of the
Bavarian Illuminati. Based on the above facts, if the orignal Illumanati does indeed exist and they follow their original stated goals...well, what is
the objection? I am in full support of their goals if not their clandestine and subversive methods.

