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What You Need to Know About... Masons (Conversations With the Cults)

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I was expecting a non-fiction tell all about the secrets and rituals of all levels of Freemasonry, but instead received a fictional novel with vague references to the initiation ceremony only.

I enjoyed this book very much. It is very well written and explained. I sometimes have a hard time reading deep non-fiction but this book was facts in story format! My eyes were opened about what Masons think and do.

For those who are curious about the Masons, this is an easy to read, informative book. Most of it is in the form of a novel, based on actual events.

An exciting story that names and places were changed to protect the innocent. It slowly shows masons that think they are christian that they will need to chose between the two. It takes you through a life of a preacher that became a mason, and started seeing how masons do contradict the Bible. It showed some of the ugly side when one leaves masons. I learned how I was also hoodwinked, and oaths I made were not biblical, and against the scriptures.

I have not only read Mr. Deckers books, but spoken with him via email. His entire knowledge of freemasonry comes from his association with 4 or 5 disgruntled former masons. He admits that he has never even been in a lodge. That explains why his books are so erroneous.

If you choose to read anything written by Ed Decker, remember that his goal is to slander. Remember that he is very biased and writes only to profess HIS opinion. He is not a reliable man in terms of his authority to speak on such subjects.

Just another fine example of what people won't do just to sell a couple of books. Why won't some people just get a life....