Thursday, October 22, 2009

What's the Real Scoop?

Freemasonry has been the victim of slander and even persecution at times during the last sixteen centuries. Masons were persecuted by the early medieval Roman Catholic Church, and "Christian" slander and persecution of Freemasons has continued even to this day.
That is why Freemasonry has a tradition of secrecy. 

That originally became necessary after the Roman Emperor Constantine "converted" to Christianity and adopted it as the official religion of his military empire during the fourth century. His original Roman Catholic Church labeled many things as "pagan" or "heretical," or worse, and oppression and persecution of everyone who did not swear obedience to the church's authority began.

"The Church" back then was not like today's Catholic Church. Back then it even went so far as to forbid Greek art and mythology, and all other religions and spiritual teachings were forbidden and condemned. It was a tyrannical theocracy, based on a man-made doctrine of preeminence and superiority reflected in the Nicene Creed and established as canon law.  

It established the "Divine Right" of Popes, and then of "Christian Kings." It led to a long series of official church actions against "heretics" generally known as the "Inquisition." Furthermore, it did not stop with the Protestant Reformation. Many Christian groups did bring about needed reforms, and most Christians were good then, just as most are now. But, some groups were still theocratic, and their controling efforts continued, sporadically, and that was even blatantly demonstrated in America or "New England" during the notorious "witch-hunts." And it persisted, sometimes openly, and sometimes behind the scenes.

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Freemasonry: What's the Real Scoop?

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Explain to us in detail a Christian can be a Freemason.

I recently received a comment from our friend "Another Mouse" asking,
So, I would really like you to explain to us in detail how you reckon, on Scriptural grounds, a Christian can be a Freemason.
Honestly, it depends on one's brand of Christianity and how one follows Christ and interpret the scriptures. Am I to answer such a question from the views of Catholicism, Methodist, Baptist, Non-Denominational, etc.?
It's truly important to know as each have different doctrines and teach the scriptures as they interpret them, meaning something means something completely different and each believe the other is wrong...

To some evolution contradicts the Bible and to others evolution compliments the Bible and only strengthens their faith in God.

In other words, a person may believe what I do is wrong even though I firmly believe the opposite. The good that I do and some choices that I make I believe is well with the Lord. I pray on a daily basis, oftentimes more, and I believe that God has full authority and control over my life. I dare not think otherwise and am not foolish enough to think that God has no power or say over those choices that I make. And who is above God to say that He is not directing me accordingly?

I strongly believe that I am where I am today is by the Grace of God. And if I am in the Lodge, I believe I am there as it is the Will of God as I do not believe in doing anything in my life with out first asking for God's guidance. My faith dictates that I not do anything in my life if it is not God's Will as I am a strong believer that God is in control.

God created each and everyone of us. Despite our differences, I truly believe that God takes care of each and every individual on this earth. It is each individual that must answer to God for his or her own actions - it is a personal matter. I'm unsure as to why there are those who feel the need to try to judge and dictate what another will or will not believe, do or say as if he or she is appointed that role by God. It is my humble opinion that such people should dwell more on his or her own salvation rather than being a busy body in other people's matters...

The concept of a Christian being a Freemason depends on the individual man's heart. If he should feel that those things are contradictory to his own belief then he should not be a Freemason. However, if he does those things within the lodge and in the community being a Freemason and feels the satisfactions of helping his fellow man, demonstrating his faith according to his good works and love toward his neighbor and the needy, and does so in following Christ then it is my belief that he is worshiping God according to what he feels in his heart. And only God knows the heart of man, not another man or stranger...

And to ask me such a question while sending links to sites owned by men who have been caught lying, stealing online identities, and pushing a histrocially known hoax to deceive others for a profit, and pocketing tax dollars, and using the Christian Faith to do such autracities, only provides evidence to my theory that the one asking this particular question is doing so out of ignorance, intolerance, and with the lack of faith that God takes care of His children...

Monday, September 14, 2009

A Spawn of Dan Brown

With every best seller comes those who want to ride that profit train of that same topic. Since Brown is releasing another best seller it is a given that a Flim-flam will surface with a book on the "Evils" of Freemasonry, utilizing Taxil's hoax, and claim that it is a "True Story."

Days of Elijah starts off with poor taste with a cemetery of fallen soldiers of the World Wars on its cover. It's sad how one ignores the facts that Freemasons died in those wars, not just by fighting in those wars but also thousands were sentenced to death along side the Jewish by Hitler. As if that was not enough, Eliza Earsman tries to convince the readers that Hitler was a member of the Masonic Fraternity! It amazes me how these Flim-flams will attempt to rewrite history in order to make a profit...They have no shame.

And as with most Anti-Masons, they claim to have been in some kind of danger - they must stay hid as they know all of the "Secrets" and they are going to "Expose" them! Well, it's a little late, is it not? It's the "Which Anti-Mason came to expose them first" game. Which of them made were first to alert the world of the NWO, starting World War 3, and or the Scottish Rite being the master mind of it all? And lets not forget about the "Illuminati!"

The first question that comes to mind is that if they are in so much danger, then why are they posting their names all over these books, striving for publicitiy, charging common people to read these "Secrets", claiming that people should know, and have no problem with "Banking" the money? After all, Freemasons, according to them, control the banks...But they have no problem depositing those funds into a bank...no problem with big corporations selling their books like Amazon...They love to have Google list those items in their Affiliate networks, paid ads, etc... "More money!"

Sounds like a conspiracy to me...

Anyway, if you want to a read a spin off of Dan Brown's latest, check out Eliza Earsman work of fiction and fantasy. It'll make you sick or laugh, depending on your take of such tripe...







Friday, September 11, 2009

Missing veteran's family seeking public help

Alabaster Reporter | Missing man’s family seeking public help

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Thursday, September 10, 2009

A Freemason's Seventy years of love

Seventy years of marriage is no mean achievement and Sir Howard Cooke, former governor general, and his wife, Lady Cooke, are a living example of the words 'for better or for worse', having been together for seven decades.

On their verandah at home in Brandon Hill, Montego Bay, the elderly couple recounted the years for Outlook. Lady Cooke uttered softly to Sir Howard, "You want to go first," as they prepared to answer questions.

"No, you go first," Sir Howard replied, slightly gazing in her eyes. But Lady Cooke was not to obey this time. "No, you go first," she said and being the respectful obedient husband he is, he obliged.

They met in 1938 after he and some students from Mico Teachers' College visited a school where she was working. Howard was 23 and Ivy was 22. She was a prized teacher, while he was a special junior master teacher at Mico.

"We were destined to be. From the first time I saw her, the first thing I said to her was, 'I am going to marry you'. That shocked everybody, including her. She just froze," Sir Howard recalled.
"I never said a word," Lady Cooke said.

She later became a bit reserved and when he popped the question, she always said no, but at a party sometime later, he asked to accompany her home. This time she said yes and the rest is history. He still vividly remembers the green dress she was wearing when they met.

"We gave up a lot in Kingston to adapt to a different lifestyle in the country. Lady Cooke remembers that there was neither running water nor electricity at their new home, Castle, Portland, and the toilet was half a chain from the house. "When it rained we had to set every vessel to catch water inside the house," she added.

RECIPE
Their recipe for a lasting marriage is that Sir Howard always listens to his wife's advice and he values her opinion in anything he attempts, even when he didn't agree.

"When you are young people you must sleep in the same bed all the time, even if you quarrel. In my case before day breaks, there is peace. We love each other and were faithful in spite of temptation. I didn't want to know if I had any competition for her," he said. Lady Cooke added: "Once I was around, no other woman bothered to come close."

Sir Howard has led a busy, but balanced life of a politician, a devout Christian, a Freemason, teacher and a dedicated family man. The union has produced three children - Justice Howard Cooke Jr, Richard and Audrey.

Source: http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20090906/out/out5.html

Friday, August 28, 2009

Bow before the Scottish Rite 33rd

95% or so of Freemasons do not know what goes on in the 33rd degree and above (or even that there is a 33rd degree) and those that do are largely ignorant about the Order of the Knights Templar and other Luciferian Masonic orders. When you try and explain this to them their eyes glaze over. I've seen this several times (and believe it is a demonic overshadowing of their consciousness). They genuinely have no idea and can't even conceive of it.
 Millions of Freemasons worldwide and only a handful know the real truth about the Fraternity and this guy. It appears that he has all of the credentials in his profile and that he has extensive experience behind his belt. But why does he fail to understand the York Rite and what does the York Rite have to do with a 33rd Degree Scottish Rite Mason?
 There is NO DOUBT that 33rd degree Masons and the Knights Templar ARE directly worshiping Lucifer and that the highest among them are active Illuminati servants and even leaders in some cases. However this is but a tiny fraction of Masons and such activities only take part in a very few select lodges (i.e. it is all but certain they are not being conducted at ones neighborhood lodge). Its like accusing all Roman Catholics of agreeing with the Luciferian rites practiced by SOME Jesuits and Opus Dei. Most are completely uninformed about these things.
Where are these Lodges and how does this guy know who I worship? Before I could be knighted into the Knights Templars it was required of me to be a Christian: I had to be a faithful servant of Jesus Christ. There is no mention of Morals and Dogma, Pike, in the York Rite. All of the men that are with me at the York Rite Temple during the meetings are good Christian men. So where are these men that are master minding this "NWO" and how come this guy knows about it and none of the thousands of York Rite members here in the US and Canada know nothing of it?

If there are Templars here in the US behind the Scottish Rite 33rd, conspiring in secret, they sure are doing a great job of keeping it a secret because no one, not even the Templars themselves, has seen anything or heard anything at all throughout the centuries - not one shred of evidence. So one can say that they must be all talk, no action; no different than some five year old kid claiming to his little friends in their tree house that he's going to marry Madonna, not realizing that when he is of age that she is going to be too old with grand children... All talk...
The lower levels of Freemasonry is Deist. Members conceive of God according to their own belief system while leaving open the understanding that there may be more to God than they currently realize. Christian Freemasons therefore honestly believe they are still worshiping Jesus. Muslim Freemasons sincerely believe they still worship Allah, Agnostics believe its a "higher power" (not evil) they are invoking and so on. The vast majority of Freemasons would NEVER knowingly worship Lucifer (or at least not until Rex Mundi takes his throne, at that point most of the world will knowingly worship the Defeated Dragon). 
Here again we see an erroneous statement... Freemasonry never dictated to me on how I should believe in God therefore I'm not one who believes in a God who created the universe and then abandoned it, assuming no control over life, exerting no influence on natural phenomena, and giving no supernatural revelation. I'm no Deist and nothing in Freemasonry has ever stated or taught anything remotely close to that. Freemasons acknowledge God and the Knights acknowledge Jesus Christ. Christians have the York Rite should any Christian Mason decide to join it, and I highly recommend it.

As all Freemasons know, the appendant bodies of Freemasonry such as the York Rite, Scottish Rite and Shriners are all optional. They all do good works and all are fun to take part of and all Masons enjoy the fellowship. However, the Blue Lodge is the oldest and truest form of Masonry and where it counts the most. No Mason is truly higher than a Master Mason - highest you can go. The Grand Lodge dictates the subordinate Lodges and the Grand Master rules over those Lodges and that Grand Master might only be a 3rd Degree Master Mason. A Master Mason might bring forth charges against a 33rd Degree Scottish Rite Mason at Grand Lodge and the 3rd Degree Grand Master can kick out that 33rd Degree Scottish Rite Mason as that 33rd is truly no more than a 3rd Degree Master Mason, an equal to all Master Masons in that Grand Lodge room...

Remember a 33rd must be a Master Mason, so if a Master Mason brings charges against a 33rd and that 33rd is kicked out of the Fraternity, expelled, then he is no longer a Mason...just an average joe with memories of being a 33rd...

So what does that 33rd have to do with power in the Masonic Community? It's impressive as it is an honor...but that 33rd is equal to all Master Masons in the Lodge and the Lodge is where it counts the most.

Any discussion of Masonic government must start and end with one essential fact: all Masonic authority originates in a grand lodge. The Masonic Service Association of the United States (M.S.A.) has no authority over grand lodges. No Supreme Council, no respected author, nor any other group or person speaks for or controls Masonry; that prerogative rests solely with the grand lodges. Anyone doubting this need only check the cases when grand lodges have closed down the Scottish Rite, the Shrine, and other appendant Masonic bodies in their states or suspended or expelled their "high officials." It is a rare but powerful reminder of who is in charge. 

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Allowing Satan into the Lodge


According to some, or one, George Washington was "Lucifer" and the Jewish Nation has been forming the NWO using Freemasonry, planting George Washington (Lucifer) into the seat leading the world's most powerful Nation!

The USA was not founded on Christian or Godly values but on Masonic/Pagan values!

The conspiracies never end...

We see these dumb conspiracies and laugh at how absurd and imaginative that they can get. And we hear how "Satanic" this Organization is and shake our heads in disbelief. But what if they are correct on that note? Freemasonry is not a religion but it seems in today's society that we maybe thinking what some Satanists are thinking.
In this ideal world, religious freedom would be the ability to think, act, do say, and express one's self in a spiritual way without the fear of restriction and social condemnation.
Venus Satanas made some good points on her BLOG about the freedom to believe without any form of persecution.
wiccans and even people involved in freemasonry can have troubles in daily life due to the beliefs and suspicious reactions of a 'christian society'. Thus, why things of the occult need to be secret and hidden. Because they will not understand and they will do what they can to oppose you, crush your spirit, and make you conform to their beliefs.
And that got me thinking...Would a Lodge allow a "Satanist" become a member? Perhaps there are Freemasons who are a part of that Pagan Religion, I don't know. But to those of us that are in the South - and we know what kind of problems we have in the South - there are mostly Christian Masons who attend a Lodge with Christian Churches on every corner. That's the demographics, but what if there is a closet Pagan in those areas who might be afraid to come out, could he join? Would the Lodge allow the intolerance of a community enter the Lodge and demand that a man believe in a specific Deity as a criteria to join?

Freemasonry is not a Christian Organization as it is not a Religion but a Fraternity that teaches tolerance and equality. But if we think about all of the religions of the world, Freemasonry puts our tolerance to the test. Am I, as a Freemason, willing to call a man "Brother" who is of some religion that I'm not familiar with, or of a religion that opposes mine?

It's something to think about.