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The Masonic Lodge: What You Need to Know (Quick Reference Guides)

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It is essentially religious propoganda against masonry. I have no opinion on whether it is right or wrong. However you should know it is not a guide of pro-masonry info as the title infers. That way you won't waste your money if you are loooking for something about the history or masonry etc....

Well, if you are unfortunately seeking to become a Mason and happen to be a Christian who loves the truth, it is imperative that you read this pamphlet.

If you are not a Christian and are not concerned with becoming a Christian, this is not for you.

This pamphlet shows how Freemasonry contradicts the Bible and that a Christian can not serve two masters - God, the creator of the universe, or Satan, the "great architect" in Freemasonry.

This pamphlet backs up every single verse relating to Freemasonry straight from the sources - such as Albert Pike's (the 33rd degree mason) Morals and Dogma.

Sure, 1st - 3rd degree masons may believe that lodges are simply about brotherhood and camaraderie but those who know anything about the satanic and occultist rituals of those at the higher echelons of Freemasonry know otherwise.

It's too bad so many Christians have been led astray :(

As usually I thought that this was a good book to look at for a entering apprentice but it wasn't the info I was looking for. This looks like something that came out of someone's mind who knows nothing about Freemasonry and what it stands for. It is not meant to replace a religion it is a brotherhood.

This was a thoroughly disappointing "work", that was just a re-hash of the anti-masons tired old line. Nothing new to recommend it, and poorly written. Altogether disappointing.

If you are looking for masonic information find a mason and ask him about it. Ed Decker has once again reached out and pursued a quest of explaining something he knows nothing about. This pamphlet is so weak it should never had been printed. The basis of the text is to explain masonic ritual vs. christian faith. Moreover the examples could be part of masonic ritual but are not done for the reasons as explained by the author.

My statement is short and to the point. Having researched this particular fraternity and having spoken with countless of masons, ministers of the Gospel and Biblical Scholars, with respect to the fraternity, I can only surmise at this time a simple question. Is Masonry a religion or a fraternity? Depending on who you would speak with would determine the answer. For example, if we take the presupposition or mind set that freemasonry is a religion, then I would concure that it is a false religion. However, if we use a fraternal mind set as evidence by understanding that freemasonry is one that says we must believe in God but on the other hand realize that religion and politics are not the bases for the fraternal order, but harmony among all peoples, then we can see clearly that Freemasonry is a Fraternity and nothing else. Get off your high horse and stop labeling the fraternity as occult. You who label the fraternity, "Are you a mason?" Where are you getting your! research from? If masonry is so secret how is it that you know about it? Did you know that there is another fraternity that is quite secret and no one knows anything about it...do you know which fraternity that is?...rm

The author treats a fraternal organization as a religion. He misses the point completely.

I honestly would have enjoyed throwing the money I spent on this fold out pamphlet into a fire, or simply feeding it into a paper shredder. It isn't even worth lining my bird's cage with.

As a Freemason, I find this pathetic drivel of the same low caliber as anti Masonic sites on the internet. In fact, there are posters on usenet that copy entire paragraphs from this very pamphlet in authorless posts.

Don't waste your money too! The writer doesn't have a clue about the subject he claims to be an expert.

I wish the star rating had negative numbers.

Good for christians to see the true contrasts of masons and christians. It is hard and unbelievable when you are a lower level mason. The higher degrees you become, they will then reveal a new truth becouse you are more mature, you could not handle the truth then.

This is NOT a book designed to give information about Masonry. It is an anti-Masonic propaganda sheet - nothing more. As with all such works, facts are replaced by deception offered as if they were fact. To makes things worst, Christianity is represented as if it supports the falsehoods presented. A truly sad work. If you have 3 dollars to waste, buy this book ... or give it to someone standing on a corner asking for food. The latter severs Christianity FAR better.