skicat1898

Where is it said that our fraternity is a religion? No literature within any lodge I have sat in provides such teaching. Where in any of our degrees is religion taught? Nowhere that I have witnessed. Are there and religious sermons preached at our stated or called meetings? None that I have seen.

Freemasonry is not and never has been intended to be or replace any religion.

We are a fraternity of religious men believing in our own Supreme Being which allows us to be made a Mason.

I am a Christian, I believe in the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost... I believe that the way to the Father is thru the Son.... I beleive all three are one in the same.

I believe that most all "Ex-Masons" usually become so for some other reason other than their personal beliefs and some hide behind Christian beliefs as the reason....

Any Christian that is giving off the perception that they place Jesus Christ above God, are simply not following Christian teachings.

Any Freemason that believes Freemasonry is a religion has abandoned his religion that allowed him to become a Freemason.

We pray at the opening of our cerimonies and meetings, that does not make us a religion,,, simply a fraternity of religious men envoking the aid and blessing of deity...

Correct me if I am wrong, I am simply stating it as I see it.