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No, actually we're the group who said "All men are created equal." We meet on the level.
Originally posted by hmdphantom
freemasons : the group of people who want some elites to lead the world , take all the resources , have a better life than others by enslaving them ( Zionists )
Oh, I can EASILY say for sure that Fritz Springmeier's Bloodlines of Illuminati book is inaccurate. I've actually read 2 pages of it. When you can shoot so many holes in so little content, why bother with the rest?
Originally posted by Hespian
I can't say for sure that Fritz Springmeier's Bloodlines of Illuminati book is inaccurate.
Originally posted by MrDesolate
Please. You need to focus somewhere other than the fundie wackjob sites with the "click here to donate to our ministry" links.
We may not agree with each other’s religious beliefs but we respect the individual’s right to practice his own faith. This is called “religious tolerance,” something more people should practice.
Yes, there are indeed bad Masons. There may even be Masons involved in a conspiracy somewhere.
Christchurch, New Zealand
Children who attended Christchurch Civic Creche described bizarre sexual abuse with references to frightening rituals. The children allege they were removed from the day care facility and transported to other locations, including a cemetary and a Masonic lodge, where they were abused by adults dressed in black and white and wearing masks. In addition to their reports of being used for pornographic purposes, the children described being abused within a circle; chanting and participating in mock marriages; being tied up and confined in cages and boxes buried beneath the ground; being penetrated with needles and sticks; witnessing the torture and killing of animals; being drugged; being forced to hurt other children; having blood poured over their heads; and consuming what they believed was human flesh.
Originally posted by illuminazislayer
Sir, Masonry has taught you to be tolerant towards religious beliefs of others, so why you are criticizing christian ministries for taking donations.
Yes Sir, I know Freemason's have drugged children's and have penetrated them with needles.
Originally posted by illuminazislayer
Sir, Masonry has taught you to be tolerant towards religious beliefs of others, so why you are criticizing christian ministries for taking donations.
I know freemasonry and Christianity are tough competitors in the religion marketplace
but I think masonry can coexist with them and benefit from it.
Yes Sir, I know Freemason's have drugged children's and have penetrated them with needles.
Christchurch, New Zealand
Children who attended Christchurch Civic Creche described bizarre sexual abuse with references to frightening rituals. The children allege they were removed from the day care facility and transported to other locations, including a cemetary and a Masonic lodge, where they were abused by adults dressed in black and white and wearing masks. In addition to their reports of being used for pornographic purposes, the children described being abused within a circle; chanting and participating in mock marriages; being tied up and confined in cages and boxes buried beneath the ground; being penetrated with needles and sticks; witnessing the torture and killing of animals; being drugged; being forced to hurt other children; having blood poured over their heads; and consuming what they believed was human flesh.
Originally posted by MrDesolate
So what? That's completely irrelevant in this discussion, unless you have proof that those actions are Masonic. Non- Masonic Christians do bad crap, too.
Originally posted by MrDesolate
You presume much. I'm about as far away from being a Mason as one could possibly get. Masonry isn't religion.
Actually, it probably originated in ancient India as the Eye of Shiva. From there, the symbol was adopted by ancient Egyptians as the eye of Horus. In the early middle ages, it was then adopted by Christians as the symbol of God's omnipresence, and from there found its way into Freemasonry. Link.
Originally posted by MrDesolate
And this is all off-topic anyway. The thread is about "Illuminati" which has nothing to do with Freemasonry, unless you're pushing some weird, unprovable theory.
Originally posted by illuminazislayer
Freemasonry is not a religion but a religious cult, whose main competitor is Christianity.