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It was an assumption on my part, that you are a Mason because of your stance, that doesn't make me a liar. Sticks and stones don't make a church. It is the simply a group of believers coming together to worship, learn and praise. I'm sorry you don't have a good church to go to. There are a lot...

The link I posted to the Grand Lodge of Iowa said specifically that each VSL is equal in every way. “…they are, in every way, equal to one another.” THE VOLUMES OF THE SACRED LAW (Extracted by V.W. Bro. Lin Boon Par, Singapore from a lecture delivered before the Lodge of Research, No. 218...

I cannot practice my own FAITH according to my beliefs, if Freemasonry expects me to accept other religions and faiths as equal to my own. I don't believe any Christian should. I can't stand in a single room with a Muslim and a Hindu and pray to the same generic GAOTU, and pretend that it is...

He does understand my situation. He and I are also having this discussion, because as a Christian I don't believe he should be involved with the lodge either.

The Organization is not bias, and neither are the members.

Equal in the terms on content. No other book contains the truth found in the Bible and I cannot act as if the teachings of another religion, hold the same truth. I don't care about the beliefs of the other members my bowling But when my bowling league says I need to view the religion of other...

Thank you.

Mychal, If you would like to discuss and debate your views on the military, and salvation, please find another thread. I would like to only debate and talk about how Christians should respond to Freemasonry.

The question isn't referring to God condoning tyranny and oppression, it is related to the actions of our founders for starting a war to end the tyranny and oppression of the crown.

While excessive taxes can be oppressive, I am referring to the lack of rights that were drafted in the Bill of Rights as oppressive.

Now was this oppression justifiable enough to start a civil war? I believe Romans 13 say, it isn't.

Many nations were born from a civil or revolutionary event. As Americans we are told continuously about the God given rights and liberties our founders fought for. Rights ordained by God himself who justified our war against England. Does God condone such actions? Were our founders...

As we saw in the September 6, 2007 column, the Code of Canon Law that was promulgated in 1983 by Pope John Paul II replaced the earlier code of 1917. The 1917 code was thus abrogated-repealed and replaced, in other words-by the current code. Canon 2335 of the 1917 code stated clearly that those...

Up until the early 80s a Catholic couldn't be a Freemason. Was anyone here a closet Mason during that period?