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Absolutely! As I commented, I WILL respond whenever you mischaracterize my position in ANY of YOUR posts.

You were 'referencing' ME in your reply to TW. Therefore, as far as I'm concerned, YOU were 'addressing' me in your post. So I WILL respond whenever you mischaracterize my position in ANY of YOUR posts.

Dude, did you NOT read my last post? You've been on here long enough, and have seen enough of my posts, to know that I AM NO LONGER A MASON! Furthermore, I may rigorously debate with Masons about the heretical teachings of Freemasonry, but I AM ALSO NOT A MASON-FIGHTER! In fact, the...

Hi John (G.N.Inc.), The title of this thread is very appropriate because the 'flawed thinking' comes from you taking Scripture out-of-text, and quoting things that are NOT Scripture at all. The Apocrypha, the Secrets of Enoch. and II Esdras ARE NOT part of the Canon of Scripture (i.e. they are...

TW, so you have no more doubt, let me make it perfectly clear. When I submitted my letter of resignation to my former lodge, as far as God and I'm are concerned, I am NO LONGER a member of the Masonic Order. From my past experience as a lodge secretary, whenever a member is dropped for...

Thanks for noticing what members of the religion of Freemasonry fail to acknowledge.

... visit Order of Former Freemasons

... visit Order of Former Freemasons

As a former Mason, I am not afraid to answer this. But it depends on how you are defining danger in this case. As we know, there are varying degrees of danger in any situation. To answer this from a Masonic perspective, is there physical danger in Freemasonry; no. Yet some non-Masons...

Hi GF, As a former Mason I can tell you that while some of them may dabble in the occult, or practice witchcraft, etc., Freemasons and Freemasonry in general is not demonic. Those that practice the occult or explore the deeper esoteric side of Freemasonry, do so as a matter of individual...

First of all I never made a pledge to satan, yet you allowed your mind to be bathed in songs that glorify him. You missed the point. Sin is sin regardless of the magnitude, and all sin is harsh; so much so a Holy God decided to die for them all. Romans 14:23 applies to all sin; including the...

You answered your own question my brother, by the highlighted line above. "But if you have doubts about whether or not you should [do] something, you are sinning if you go ahead and do it. For you are not following your convictions. If you do anything you believe is not right, you are sinning."...

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Sorry, sorry, but I do take your comments as a 'flame;' and if you knew WHY we have the logo that we do, as a Christian you'd understand. Click on the following link and hopefully you'll know better. Our Logo So as you can see, it was designed solely to attract those who we are targeting to...

Hey Holler, Actually we live closer to each than you think. I'll let you know when you contact me via the O.F.F. site. By the way, we hold no animosity against Masons either. In fact, when you visit our site, you will find this: What we are NOT

And you have NO idea what you are talking about. There is no such thing in Freemasonry as the "Albert Pike level." However, if what you are referring to is Scottish Rite Masonry, which he essentially established, then I was indeed a 32 Degree Mason. Freemasonry deserves no merit from either...

Johnny, don't you know facetiousness when you see it. The guy was just being silly. You see that funny hat in his hand at the end? It's called the fez of the Shriners. I wore that when I was a Shriner. But we didn't walk around calling ourselves Lucifer. We did, however, make our...

Don't think so; I do not frequent the Catholic threads on this forum. I stumbled upon this one when I did an updated search on "Freemasonry." Having been raised a Catholic, I was still practicing Catholocism when I joined the lodge; although I had accepted Christ as Lord & Savior in a...

For about 10 years; and moved up the ranks to 32 degree and Shriner. Click here for my testimony.

As a Christian (former Catholic) and former Mason, I can tell you that there are a lot of problems with Freemasonry, from a biblical perspective. Namely they are arguably a religion, they have a false concept of God, a false concept of salvation, a false concept of what constitutes the Word of...