alwayspondering
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i hae studied history and the Roman Catholic Church is the Church Christ established. All the others came along in the 1500s and later. i have done much research on this.To Athanasias:
Thanks for your question. The Catholic Church anathematized(which means to excommunicate when spoken of in Canon documents and councils) the original reformers.
I will be damned because I was a former Catholic. My breaking up from the Roman Church followed in two steps. First after my divorce 45 years ago , I did not went to church anymore and joined a Freemason lodge. To my great surprise, they were not antireligious but very open, and not worshiping Satan, like some are stating. They reconciled me with the spiritual. Remariing my divorced wife, I was on the verge to go again into church, when Cardinal Ratzinger confirmed the excommunication of Catholic Freemasons. I was scandalized about that and broke definitely with the Catholic Church. Eight years ago I went to a protestant church and became a committed Christian 6 years ago. Long time I was very angry at this cardinal, but to-day I am very grateful to him, giving me the opportunity to become protestant. Protestantism is much closer to the Holy Writ and has only, on the spiritual level, One Father, the Holy Father in Heaven and One Master or Teacher Jesus the Messiah. And nevertheless, I became convinced that Ecumenism including with the Roman Church is absolutely vital for the survival of Christianity, this in spite of my Catholic Past.
If the catholic Church says that freemasons are not christians and should be excommunicated, then they should be.
and there are nonCatholic churches that condemn freemasonry as well
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