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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
Are you somehow saying that by not believing in Satan I'm somehow worshipping him? Because if so that makes no sense whatsoever.
You've arrived at the classic anti-Mason-spewed conundrum.
The funny part is the ones making the claims believe in Satan.
originally posted by: Violater1
originally posted by: Metallicus
I am in the process of watching the video. It is long, but very good. I had actually studied quite a bit of the Manly P Hall literature before. The video helps connect a lot of dots.
The OP has shared the most insightful video on ATS ever!
If this were not so (being right over the target), then all
of the freakmasons wouldn't be here vomiting up flack, trying to discredit, besmirch, and disparage
the OP.
Applause, and SnF to the OP.
originally posted by: StringTh
Did you read Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry by Albert Pike?
I know as a Freemason you see me or other non masons as vulgar, and not so bright.
Serge Abad Gallardo, a former senior official of the French government and venerable master of the Freemasons, reveals Freemasonry’s anti-Christian spiritual and ideological roots and its impact on democratic political life.
What made you think that you were serving Lucifer, as the title of one of your recent books suggests?
One day, when I was an officer in the lodge of Le Droit Humain, I heard a first-grade ritual that I never heard before and that pays tribute to Lucifer. It is also part of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. I heard the venerable master say: “We must thank Lucifer for bringing light to men,” etc. I was quite taken aback.
This ritual, and Freemasonry in general, consider that religions, and Catholicism in particular, obscure the truth to believers and keep it to themselves, while Freemasonry provides keys to human beings so that they can fully free themselves.
Furthermore, in my two last books, I quoted extracts of a document that is accessible only to high-grade members, so the so-called “blue lodges” [which gather the new members] don’t have access to it. It is taken from Paroles Plurielles — a publication issued by my Masonic order — in which are compiled the best written texts regarding societal issues or Masonic rituals and that are on display in lodges. In this three- or four-page document, there is a text that praises transgression, and the one that allowed it — Lucifer. It is worth noting that Freemasons usually mention Lucifer rather than Satan.