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Spod

Chico, the satanic connotations are purely fictitious - check on the origins of Friday 13th being unlucky and Jaques De Molay.

Also, please prove the connection between the original Knights Templar and modern Freemasonry. I'll give you a clue, you can't because there isn't one.
 
I like the way they get a bit of Muslim hating in that cartoon as well!

Chico you are deluded by your own cult.

To paraphrase: please don't leave 'our' cult for another one
 
Churchill said:
Chico, the satanic connotations are purely fictitious - check on the origins of Friday 13th being unlucky and Jaques De Molay.

Also, please prove the connection between the original Knights Templar and modern Freemasonry. I'll give you a clue, you can't because there isn't one.

Ok Spod I am going to put you on the spot. What/who do you worship when you go into your masonic rituals? Do you worship some dumb idol or make a god in your own image to suit your purposes. Or are you atheist, agnostic or what? Or are you too low on the rung of the masonic ladder to know what really goes on?
 
Perhaps, like most lodges, people carry out charitable work and simply have a beer. The idea of ritual idol worship and sacrifices being carried out are simply the machinations of self-styled religious zealots.
 
hyperD said:
Perhaps, like most lodges, people carry out charitable work and simply have a beer. The idea of ritual idol worship and sacrifices being carried out are simply the machinations of self-styled religious zealots.

Freemasons by their own admission are not just a charitable organisation. Their focus is on spirituality.

Is Freemasonry a religion?

Freemasonry is not a religion. It has no theology and does not teach any route to salvation. A belief in God, however, is an essential requirement for membership and Freemasonry encourages its members to be active in their own religions as well as in society at large.

Although every lodge meeting is opened and closed with a prayer and its ceremonies reflect the essential truths and moral teachings common to many of the world’s great religions, no discussion of religion is permitted in lodge meetings.


From the Freemason's own page

My question to Spod is what God do the masons believe or worship?
 

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