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No I am saying you have a problem with Masons hence you have a problem with your nation and it's founders.
Do you mean "no" as meaning you are not a Free Mason, or do you mean "no" as meaning you disagree with me?
Anyways, logic dictates that if you have a problem with something, you speak against it; And if you don't have a problem with something, you will defend it in some way.
Again, why would you appear to defend the Free Masons organization by your suggesting I have a problem with our founding fathers in being Masons?
Now, my opinion about the founding fathers and our nation is complex. I am commanded to obey my government as long as it does not conflict with God's laws (See Romans 13). I am also commanded not to speak evil of my leaders according to Acts of the Apostles 23:5.
This does not mean I cannot speak out against a religious organization that holds to a certain set of beliefs that are false like the Free Masonry religion. I see it as a separate entity from the actual person involved. For I strive to attack the belief and not the person.
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