The cockroaches hate people who go shining floodlights on their deeds. Prepare to be flamed.
Bajans are generally noted for welcoming visitors with open arms, but it didn’t work out quite that way last week when Members of the Grand Order of United Scottish Mechanics of the Universe Incorporated assembled in Barbados for their first convention outside Britain.link
While the visitors from Guyana and Birmingham were convening with their local counterparts, hundreds of Christians were participating in services in a week-long conference hosted by the House of Freedom that didn’t exactly – to put it mildly – root for the Masonic cause.
Activities included morning workshops at Restoration Ministries in Brittons Hill and nightly sessions at Sanctuary Empowerment Centre in Country Road, Bridgetown. They reached their zenith on Thursday night when hundreds of the faithful denounced Freemasonry and most of its beliefs and trappings.
At Thursday’s service, which was marked by bold renunciations from several pastors and declarations from government via Senator Reverend David Durrant, the congregation of about 700 at Sanctuary Empowerment Centre prayed against the “spirits of fear, death, secret rites and passwords, the love of position and power” and the “mingling of truth with error”.
The event marked the last of a two-night lecture entitled Secrets Of Freemasonry and opened with a lecture by former master Tony Jordan, who left a local Scottish order 25 years ago after surrendering his life to Christ.
Jordan recalled giving his first expose of the lodge in 1991, being abandoned by his family and accused of having been ousted from the lodge in abject disgrace.
“In the lodge I met men of integrity, civic-minded men, law-abiding men, doctors . . . ,” he conceded as he addressed the congregation.
But he pointed out that several Masonic rites parodied the Word of God, particularly the death and resurrection of Christ.
Jordan also explained that most members in Barbados only rose to the position of master and were therefore unaware of the satanic elements of masonic lodges, whose stated tenets were brotherly love, relief and truth.
Only those in the higher echelons of the lodges, from the 31st to 33rd degree, were aware that satanic worship was at the core of their rituals and that Lucifer was worshipped as the Great Architect of the Universe, he added.
Originally posted by defcon5
The following is my opinion as a member participating in this discussion.
Even according to our old member Masonic Light, who was a Freemason and claimed to be a historian of Freemasonry, masonry is based on Hermeticism, Gnosticism , and Cabalaist teachings. Both Gnosticism and Cabala are considered heretical by Christianity. With this in mind, the Churches are correct that Freemasonry is incompatible with Christianity, no matter how much many Freemasons cry differently. As the Bible says, you can only serve one master, you are either a Christian or you are a Freemason.As an ATS Staff Member, I will not moderate in threads such as this where I have participated as a member.
The cockroaches hate people who go shining floodlights on their deeds. Prepare to be flamed.
Every now and then I see a post like this that renews my hope in ATS..
very glad to see the truth coming out in the press for a change. S&F
NICE S+F
As said before me, expect the cockroaches to annihilate this thread with smokescreens and first hand accounts of the stalwart defenders of moral and just action donating to charity and applying soothing lotions and aloe gels to thousands of burned children around the country.
Originally posted by seabagCan you repeat the question?
I anxiously await “masonic” input in this thread. It is a question they need to answer!
Originally posted by JoshNorton
reply to post by ChaoticOrder
Or not, considering the Illuminati and Freemasonry have nothing to do with each other.
Can you repeat the question?