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Schizophrenics aside, I have frequented masonic temples, and have been to the grand lodge on several occasions. I have a friend who is a freemason, and I encourage us all to pray for him.
Freemasonry was a primarily Anglo aristocratic and protestant led movement from the 1700s.
It's purpose was to spread liberalism, secularism and anti-clericalism across the world.
The Catholic Church knew this and issued the first papal bull against the masons ten years after its formation.
Unfortunately, upon successfully causing revolutions in france and the US, and later the unification of Italy, the masons had essentially achieved their aims.
FAQ:
>Are the masons relevant today
No, all it is now is an old boys club. The masons have achieved their goal, they still do sinister and satanic things, but not on the same scale as they used to. Either way it's still super gay and anyone who is a part of it should be shot for carrying on this disgusting legacy that has brought Europe to her knees.
>Are the Masons Jewish
Yes, and no.
Protestants have an affinity for Jewish things, and welcomed the Jews in after it began.
Being a secular cult, but having its founding in England, it does herald SOME symbolic links to Christianity, but these are mere formalities.
As a result, the Jews were able to tolerate it.
Overall the Jews wanted to gain three things from masonry:
1. Secularisation in order to protect them by law as a minority group
2. Getting a platform to speak with and influence the global western aristocracy
3. To push this agenda across the world.
Like most things with the Jews, being hyper collectivists, a fraternity that can protect their interests is something they like.
Needless to say, they achieved their aims.
>Do they really do satanic and occult stuff
My schizophrenic inclinations say yes, but take this with a grain of salt.
Magic is real and their rituals are full of it. So be warned that any mason will be excommunicated from the God's Church.
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