Mike
Member
My pastor has always been outspoken about them. Many here no doubt have seen the accusations of the underpinnings of the organization. Some probably have studied them in great detail. However there are many Christians who are members of the Masons.
Is it an example of those lower in a hierarchy of a group don't know the secrets of the ultimate purpose? Do they not recognize the contradiction to the Christian faith? Did it once have a "cultish" origin, but now become something more of a benign social club? Has it never had the dark side that some have accused it of? What about our forefathers who many of us argue to be evangelical being members of the Masons?
I'm just asking because I recently read "The Lost Symbol", and the fact that Dan Brown, who pulls no punches in reconstructing Christian doctrine seems to be very Mason-friendly and preaches . That right there got me wondering.
What do people here think about them? Are there any members of this board who are also members of the Masons?
Is it an example of those lower in a hierarchy of a group don't know the secrets of the ultimate purpose? Do they not recognize the contradiction to the Christian faith? Did it once have a "cultish" origin, but now become something more of a benign social club? Has it never had the dark side that some have accused it of? What about our forefathers who many of us argue to be evangelical being members of the Masons?
I'm just asking because I recently read "The Lost Symbol", and the fact that Dan Brown, who pulls no punches in reconstructing Christian doctrine seems to be very Mason-friendly and preaches . That right there got me wondering.
What do people here think about them? Are there any members of this board who are also members of the Masons?