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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: ABeardedTrapper] #7996234
11/16/23 10:25 PM
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I never saw any kind of alcohol in a Masonic Lodge. Cigarettes weren't allowed either. Or in a Scottish Rite Temple. My FIL was an OOF till the day he died and their lodge was very formal. No alcohol.
I know the Shriners drink during their activities but then I was never a Shriner. It's not what I wanted to do.

Well, I don't know. I've not been an active member for 40+ years. Still I not say anything bad about the Masons.

All you Mason haters out there;
If your kid or grandkid gets sick, say cancer or burns, etc. and you're hard up for cash to get your kid some medical attention, go to a Masonic Hall or a Shrine Unit. They might be able to get the kid into one of their hospitals.

I'm done with this thread.

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Grandpa Trapper] #7996352
11/17/23 01:14 AM
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The theology of Free Masonry is not Christian. Are there true Christians who are Free Masons? Yes.

The charitable work by the Masons is outstanding. Their theology is whacky at best.

There is a Free Mason guy who has been a member of our church for years, however, he is not allowed a position of leadership or teaching, and he's fine with that.

I have a friend who's 17 year old daughter is in the Shriners hospital in Tennessee undergoing cancer treatment, she's been there for several month, and will be there for at least a couple more. Her treatment seems to be going great. ALL expenses are paid in full, even the airfare of her parents or guardian flying back and forth from Seattle. One parent or adult guardian must be there at all times. And they live in an apartment paid for by the Shriners. I can't say enough good about Shriners hospital.

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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: waggler] #7996454
11/17/23 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by waggler
The theology of Free Masonry is not Christian. Are there true Christians who are Free Masons? Yes.

The charitable work by the Masons is outstanding. Their theology is whacky at best.

There is a Free Mason guy who has been a member of our church for years, however, he is not allowed a position of leadership or teaching, and he's fine with that.

I have a friend who's 17 year old daughter is in the Shriners hospital in Tennessee undergoing cancer treatment, she's been there for several month, and will be there for at least a couple more. Her treatment seems to be going great. ALL expenses are paid in full, even the airfare of her parents or guardian flying back and forth from Seattle. One parent or adult guardian must be there at all times. And they live in an apartment paid for by the Shriners. I can't say enough good about Shriners hospital.

The Good thing is God Judges the Heart


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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: warrior] #7996492
11/17/23 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by warrior
Originally Posted by James
Warrior, what do you think is the source of the Divine Right of Kings?

What is your understanding of Romans 13:1-2?

"Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God.

Consequently, he who rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves."

Jim



Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you.

Goodnight, James

I thought James had a legitimate question, quoting scripture from Rom 13


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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Grandpa Trapper] #7996507
11/17/23 09:27 AM
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There are man's rules and God's rules.

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: warrior] #7996516
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Originally Posted by warrior
Not so fast there counselor.

Point out the word obey, please.

The operative word is rebel.

And you forget the cross reference, Give unto Ceasar that which is Ceasar's, Give unto God that which is God's.

And if the two are in conflict then God takes precedence.

So let me put it another way, should legislation be passed requiring all citizens to report their gun owning neighbor's what would you do?

Refusal or rebellion?

Good answer


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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: mole] #7996543
11/17/23 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by mole
I was told that the Masons would allow a Catholic to join but the church said that Catholics could not belong to a secret society.
The Catholics have their own Group called the Knights of Columbus . why this is allowed I do not know.

Mole,
This is a very good question.
The Knights of Columbus are a secret arginization.
It seems that most of our religious organizations have been infiltrated by The Society of Jesus.
The Jesuits.


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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Grandpa Trapper] #7996598
11/17/23 10:47 AM
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First,let me say that Free Masonry is a brotherhood, not a religon. Much said on here has been said by non Masons that do not know what they are talking about.I am not about to reveal anything about the organization or the Shriners.. My father, both grandfathers, and a great grandfather were all Masons.I can tell you that the Masons are very involved in medical research and the Shriners operate Childrens Hospitals.2024 will mark my 60th year as a Mason and 25th year as a Shriner.

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Grandpa Trapper] #7996632
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Very true Fisherman. Eric

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Grandpa Trapper] #7996657
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My father was a member of the Knights of Columbus over 60 years, went to exactly one meeting but paid the dues...He said he had better things to do then hang out with guys cheating on their wife's....

I have no need to be a member of basically a mens club,

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Grandpa Trapper] #7996809
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You dont want to dream up your own Supreme Architect as some masons have and choose to idolize Lucifer? I mean you can create your own Supreme Being and make up your own God. What possibly could be wrong with that?

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: TreedaBlackdog] #7996877
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Originally Posted by TreedaBlackdog
You dont want to dream up your own Supreme Architect as some masons have and choose to idolize Lucifer? I mean you can create your own Supreme Being and make up your own God. What possibly could be wrong with that?


Uninformed ignorance. Eric

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: KeithC] #7996878
11/17/23 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by KeithC
You can easily buy the books and other publications of the Masons at estate auctions and used book stores. You can buy the rings, pins and other accoutrements too.

It's not that secret.

Keith

What about the handshake?

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Fisher Man] #7996880
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Originally Posted by Fisher Man
First,let me say that Free Masonry is a brotherhood, not a religon. Much said on here has been said by non Masons that do not know what they are talking about.I am not about to reveal anything about the organization or the Shriners.. My father, both grandfathers, and a great grandfather were all Masons.I can tell you that the Masons are very involved in medical research and the Shriners operate Childrens Hospitals.2024 will mark my 60th year as a Mason and 25th year as a Shriner.

Are their secret handshakes similar?

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Dirt] #7996882
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Originally Posted by Dirt
Shouldn't you guys be beating up on Muslims not Catholics?

There's a fine line


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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Grandpa Trapper] #7996886
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George Washinton was a mason.

Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: 330-Trapper] #7996888
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Originally Posted by 330-Trapper
Originally Posted by waggler
The theology of Free Masonry is not Christian. Are there true Christians who are Free Masons? Yes.

The charitable work by the Masons is outstanding. Their theology is whacky at best.

There is a Free Mason guy who has been a member of our church for years, however, he is not allowed a position of leadership or teaching, and he's fine with that.

I have a friend who's 17 year old daughter is in the Shriners hospital in Tennessee undergoing cancer treatment, she's been there for several month, and will be there for at least a couple more. Her treatment seems to be going great. ALL expenses are paid in full, even the airfare of her parents or guardian flying back and forth from Seattle. One parent or adult guardian must be there at all times. And they live in an apartment paid for by the Shriners. I can't say enough good about Shriners hospital.

The Good thing is God Judges the Heart

Yes


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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: Grandpa Trapper] #7996895
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i have no problem with or supporting these organizations But as a Lutheran I'm not supposed to Or belong to The Eagles


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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: TreedaBlackdog] #7996906
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Originally Posted by TreedaBlackdog
You dont want to dream up your own Supreme Architect as some masons have and choose to idolize Lucifer? I mean you can create your own Supreme Being and make up your own God. What possibly could be wrong with that?


All religions are man made. God made man without alliance to any religion.


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Re: Catholics not allowed to be a Freemason [Re: jeff karsten] #7996920
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Originally Posted by jeff karsten
i have no problem with or supporting these organizations But as a Lutheran I'm not supposed to Or belong to The Eagles


Is that because the Eagles lean more to the support of a main deity and don't hold Jesus as that different from anyone else who does right?

Keith

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