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Masonry: Conspiracy Against Christianity--Evidence That the Masonic Lodge Has a Secret Agenda

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The Masonic lodge has a secret agenda...(subtitle). This book was a pleasure to read. Mr. Epperson writes in a clear and concise manner almost as if he is speaking with you directly. In this book he reviews the writings of Albert Pike and other Masonic writers to reveal the "hidden agenda" that is contained within. According to the masons, if you really want to know the "secret" all you have to do is look for it. That is what this book is all about, finding the hidden meanings in the Masonic writings and rituals. I didn't always agree with Mr. Epperson's interpretations of the writings but it was interesting to read nevertheless.

Ralph Epperson's book is a must read for all Christians. It's true that certain hierarchies of Freemasonry are the major culprits responsible for introducing most corrupt teachings that weaken Christianity's spiritual power.

Once they infiltrate the body of Christ they endeavor to introduce doctrines of demons that neutralize the spiritual power of Christianity.

"The Spirit clearly says that in later times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons. Such teachings come through hypocritical liars, whose consciences have been seared as with a hot iron," 1 Timothy 4:1-2.

Reading a book, like Epperson's, that uncovers the secret societies in the occult world will not have perfect factual information. This is one area some readers tend to overlook on such books. So when some info seems inaccurate they assume the whole book is.

Elite occult groups are very secretive by their nature. Being so secretive means a researcher will have to piece together a lot of information sources that may not all be conclusive.

We're thankful that God gave us the bible and many other avenues to uncover some of the activities in these secretive societies. But it'll not all be as accurate as pure sciences. What some occult researchers like Ralph Epperson, and many bible prophesy scholars may know of occult chess games on this world is only a tip of the iceberg. The rest is all covered up in secrecy lest the masses find out their deceptions, greed, and arrogance to act as God over humanity.

In addition, Freemasons in lower ranks are also ignorant of what Freemasonry is at higher levels. That's why we have Freemasons around us in lower ranks who may dispute with us by claiming that Freemasonry is all about doing good works. I currently have a neighbor in Freemasonry and friends with Freemasonry parents, none of them with anything one can say about the negatives of Freemasonry. However, being in lower ranks they're in the dark on what Freemasonry is at higher levels.

Ralph Epperson is a courageous person to confront the occult world with such head-on information. I hope to get time to read his other books and watch some of his video documentaries on the occult world. Thanks.

I recently read Ralph Epperson's "Masonry Conspiracy Against Christianity." I found the book to be very well researched and an overall enjoyable read. Anyone who is interested in what Freemasonry is and what its ultimate agenda represents needs to read this book. The author uses the words of Masons themselves, people like ALBERT PIKE and MANLEY PALMER HALL to PROVE once and for all that Freemasons do, in fact, WORSHIP LUCIFER. As Mr Epperson shows in his book, they admit this FREELY and OPENLY in THEIR OWN LITERATURE. Mr. Epperson is clearly NOT making things up or leveling unfounded accusations, he is simply taking the literature itself, written by high ranking and well known Freemasons and showing his readers what they have to say about this matter, and as the reader will see, Pike and Hall BOTH freely and openly admit that LUCIFER is the GOD OF FREEMASONRY.

I am quiet surpised at some of these other reviews I have read on here, having studied the conspiracy for 15 years and having read many, many books on the subject, I find Mr Eppersons books (his other books are THE UNSEEN HAND and THE NEW WORLD ORDER) to be very well researched as he takes painstaking measures to document everything in the book. The only conclusion I can draw from these reviews is that these are Freemasons themselves attacking Mr Epperson, since personal attacks (Ad Hominem) are the last refuge of those who have nothing of value to add to a debate or discussion.

In conclusion, I strongly suggest everyone read not only MASONRY CONSPRIACY AGAINST CHRISTIANITY but also Mr Epperson's other works, THE UNSEEN HAND and THE NEW WORLD ORDER. His efforts to expose this conspiracy, which is VERY REAL and alive and well TODAY, should be applauded. Mr Epperson is clearly a man who loves his country and his God and has given his life to the cause of freedom by exposing those who wish to enslave.

The conspiracy cannot get much clearer than this. I have always known through my studies in bible prophecy that Christian persecution will reach unprecedented proportions in the endtimes, I just didn't know how it would all unfold. This book adds the missing pieces to the prophetic puzzle. The serpent's army is now in place and ready to bring in their New World Order. Unfortunately for them, we know the final outcome. Jesus Christ is coming back shortly to crush the enemy and his pathetic army.

P.S.
NEVER take the implantable microchip that these fools are going to force upon mankind. By accepting the chip, you will be sealing your fate - an eternity spent in hell (Revelation 14).

Let me start with the very first page of this book. Mr. Epperson gives us two quotes from Manley P. Hall. The second of these two quotes he repeatedly uses throughout his book, but he changes it by stating that "Masons claim", rather than saying that Mr. Hall claims. The "Lost Keys of Freemasonry" by Manley P. Hall, from which these quotes are taken was first published in 1923, and Mr. Hall did not become a Mason until 1954, which was 31 years later. Mr. Hall was a mystic, and his interest in Masonry was that of a mystic observer. So Hall's statements are not a claim by Masons, as Epperson repeatedly states in his book. Let me give some examples of how Mr. Epperson misuses the quotes to support his accusations against Masons. On page 248 of his book, he says, "Remember that Masons claim to Shape the Destinies of Worlds". On page 337 he says, "It is a fair question to ask why the Masons, who claim to Shape the destinies of worlds, have not succeded as yet in their grandiose scheme to destroy Christianity". On page 322, he again states, "But Masonry, which claims to shape the destinies of worlds is strangely silent, even today, about the tyrannical Government of the United States". So these quotes which are such a vital part of Mr. Eppersons accusations against Freemasonry are not claims made by Masons, as is stated over and over again. These quotes were only observations by a mystic(Hall) 31 years before he became a Mason. Hall did become a Mason in 1954, and eventually become a 33rd degree Mason. Surely Mr. Epperson must have been aware of this fact, since he made the quote(s) such a key part of his book, even putting it on the very first page. It is also to be found in the very first sentence on the back cover of the book. On page 81, Mr. Epperson gives us a quote from Albert Pike's book "Morals and Dogma". "What is Superior is as that which is Inferior, and what is below is as that which is Above....." Epperson says, "The Mason is taught by these words that often the actual meaning of the symbol is exactlly the opposite of the explanation offered. Then Epperson says, "Since Mr. Pike is the author of this statement, one can be certain that it refers to the works inside his book. Well, either Epperson is deliberatelly deceiving us, or he is a very careless observer of what Pike said on page 324, in Morals and Dogma, from where the quote is taken, Pike tells us in his book where the quote comes from, and furthermore, the quote its self is in quotatons. Pike tells us that the quote comes from Hermes, the Great Egyption Hieraphant, and yet Epperson ignores all this, and says "Since Mr. Pike is the author of this statement....". Well obviously Mr. Pike is not the "Author of this statement" as Epperson states. Since Epperson uses this quote to support his so called "principle of reversing", needless to say, his huge error weakens his whole rediculous principle of reversing. Mr. Epperson must have spent many long hours searching for the many quotes he uses in his book. It appears that he should have spent more hours verifying the accuracy, and relavancy of the quotes mentioned. My overall assessmnt of this book, which I have read four times, is that it is nothing less than a reiteratin of the Papal Encyclical by Pope Leo XIII in 1884, Humanum Genus, condeming Freemasonry.

By J. Curt Blanchard, Chaplain (LTC) US Army Retired, & Freemason Tucson, Arizona

I read "Masonry Conspiracy Against Christianity" my interest was piqued after reading Epperson's The Unseen Hand. Do world changing events like our Civil War and Communism have roots that can be traced to Solomons Temple and earlier? What do Albert Pike and the KKK have in common with Karl Marx? Where is the New World order going from here? Is there room for Christianity in worldwide governance? You probably know the answers to these questions already or you wouldn"t be actively seeking for the real TRUTH. Epperson has the courage to come forward with the facts about a secret organization that is said to ordain kings and shape governments. The book is well written rife with footnotes and references. Ralph Epperson gives new meaning to history, in fact after reading this book you will never view history in the same "light" again, I promise you.

Now having read it for a second time, I felt I had to write down my feelings about Ralph Epperson's "Masonry: Conspiracy Against Christianity". I bought this book only because I've read "The Unseen Hand" and " The New World Order" by Epperson, both of which are excellent. I knew nothing about Masons, nor did I care to waste my time reading anything about them, until now. This book is without a doubt the most interesting piece of writing concerning a "secret society" that I have ever come across. I strongly recommend "Masons: Conspiracy Against Christianity" to those who are skeptics, as well as those who don't even really care about the subject matter. (Trust me, you'll care AFTER you read it.) With the present "Y2K" problem, it not only makes Epperson's theories plausible, but frightening. This is the most compelling book I've read in years.

I am a real fan of Masonic Conspiracies so I was looking forward to digging up some new stuff to entertain the crowd over tea. Unfortunately, this book let me down. The "New World Order" was a 1940's invention of Orwell of 'Animal Farm' fame. While 'Animal Farm' stands as an ironic political satire, readers of 'New World Order' are just too slow to catch the pun. This book falls into the 'New World Order' mold. It repeats the same old Pike, Hall, etc., while failing to digest any of the source material whatsoever. Sad. I would suggest starting with Manley P. Hall's excellent work, especially that done in the 1920's as Fundimentalism was sprouting from the fear of Modernism and the bringing of Darwin into the classroom. Lest we forget, that thing that goes thump in the night is just sewer gas respirating through the plumbing.

If you laid a thousand authors like this one end to end, you still would not reach a conclusion. Tedious, plodding coupled with myopic and preconceived notions, the book became utterly unreadable about a third of the way in. Jumping to pages further along in the book, hoping to see where Epperson was going, I happened upon the section where he claimed to be in sync with those who believe the earth was create about 5,000 years ago. That saved my continuing misery from being tried any longer. Those who buy into that notion have to close one eye, cover the other and never, never read anything of science, history, nature or any other common sense material. The book was massively disappointing and I could not possibly recommend it to anybody unless you are researching the most inept authors ever published.

The Masonic Lodge seems to have one primary function and claim to fame ... They can really, really keep a secret. What that secret is is either the most frightening thing ever, but more likely it is that they can only fool us into thinking that they have knowledge worth protecting. Few secrets have ever lasted this long and had any real substance. I'm betting theirs is one like all the others, not of much importance.

I was not disappointed, as I was looking for "another" group that could be causing all of the world problems. In the topic of "Conspiracy Theories" the correct classification may be that which Amazon.com had the book under, however it should be classified as: Subjects>Fiction>Current Events>Conspiracy Theories.

The book made reference to "light" as this is what the Masons receive during their instruction, or how the "secrets" are passed on. In this book as his other books Mr. Epperson seems to be "The Unseen Hand" trying to manipulate "The New World Order" by "Transforming the Light of Truth" so that it only illuminates the subject as he sees it. This is his right, as guaranteed by the Declaration of Independence and later the Constitution of this good old USA. Which, I believe may have had a few of those "Masons" help draft and sign those documents.

However to bend the words of another person and to "Interpret" that persons meaning or writings in that "Transformed Light" is misleading.

I could go on point by point, but the points would be exactly as another review already posted here by a Chaplain from Arizona! This is often the case and those truthful, factual, statements made by the Chaplain need not be repeated.

If your looking for a New or Fresh prospective, or "Conspiracy", pass this one by. If you want to be reassured or convinced that "They" (Masons)or someone is out to get YOU, then you must read this book.

By the way, did Mr. Epperson or Amazon.com misspell Lodge in the title of his book?