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Originally posted by Sublevel6
Regardless of whether Masons worship Lucifer (who is an Angel lets not forget) or not, the real question is....Do Freemasons abduct, ritually torture, molest and murder children? And if so, for what ends?
Originally posted by Sublevel6
Yes or No will suffice
Originally posted by Sublevel6
My point is relevant because the issue is not whether Freemasons are Satanists knowingly or otherwise, it is, do they carry out nefarious deeds or are they a force for good?
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by Sublevel6
My point is relevant because the issue is not whether Freemasons are Satanists knowingly or otherwise, it is, do they carry out nefarious deeds or are they a force for good?
Your point is completely irrelevant as the topic is 'Why Masons do not worship Lucifer (or Satan)', and is not 'Do Masons kidnap, tourture and kill children and other related mentally deficient theories?'.
Originally posted by Sublevel6
reply to post by AugustusMasonicus
Do you want to represent how Masons are a force for good or not? Right now you are not coming across as a very blessed person.
If you want people to believe that the masons do not carry out evil acts start telling us some of the good things they do for the world! That will prove that they do not worship Satan, if they are selfless and believe in helping humanity at large.
I am of no belief either way. I am genuinely interested because I think that the secrecy may conjure up the "nonsense" ideas you talk out of fantastical assumptions.
So go on, represent, how does your organisation promote good in the world?
Is this the case with Freemasonry, people scapegoating because they fear something they do not understand?
Do Freemasons site William Walker Atkinson as a spokesman for their "secret" teachings.
Originally posted by tenatiouz
How can Freemasons be an evil satanic worshiping cult when it was Freemason who built America.
Yes Smedley Butler, the most decorated Marine in the history of the U.S. was a Freemason.
If you want people to believe that the masons do not carry out evil acts start telling us some of the good things they do for the world! That will prove that they do not worship Satan, if they are selfless and believe in helping humanity at large.
I am genuinely interested because I think that the secrecy may conjure up the "nonsense" ideas you talk out of fantastical assumptions.
So go on, represent, how does your organisation promote good in the world?
Actually, it is the evidence you guys have provided that makes me think your claims are false.
Originally posted by KSigMason
Erbal, you'll never be satisfied with any answer given to you. You're just looking to argue and obviously think we're wrong regardless of the evidence that is presented.
Originally posted by Sublevel6
Do you want to represent how Masons are a force for good or not? Right now you are not coming across as a very blessed person.
What do I do? Social work and music teaching for inner city teenagers.
I totally understand your reasons for secrecy, however if your Brotherhood is annoyed by the Satanic scapegoating maybe promoting that you do not have an evil agenda should be part of the information you make available to the public.
Originally posted by Sublevel6
I totally understand your reasons for secrecy, however if your Brotherhood is annoyed by the Satanic scapegoating maybe promoting that you do not have an evil agenda should be part of the information you make available to the public.
Originally posted by Erbal
Clearly you are admitting not all Masons are monotheists and it's not incredibly difficult for a non-monotheist to become a Mason... why else would you correct my analogy in the way you did?
If not all Masons are monotheists, then it MUST be a FALSE claim to say no Mason worships Lucifer because all Masons are monotheists.
Isn't Freemasonry a religion?
No it isn't. The only religious requirement in Masonry is that you believe in a single supreme being. Masons refer to this being as the Great Architect of the Universe, but this is a generic term and does NOT refer to any specific being. Men of every monotheistic belief are represented within Freemasonry. source