Freemasonary

Posted by: Bauldie216

15th Jun 2009 11:47pm

Why is it when a online charity comes on. they mention just a few charities?
I am a Freemason. I donate to it by the way of the Festive Board, and other means. Sometimes, there is a requirement for a item to be purchased. We all give from our pockets or such like.

Anonymous

22nd Nov 2011 09:16pm

My father is a freemason as were several other members of my family and all were devout Christians as is my father. I myself am a very devout Christian and although I don't subscribe to any so called authorities on the beliefs of freemasonry or many of the mistaken beliefs eg the riding of goats etc. I do know that in the past there have been things done in the name of freemasonary that are not very christian. In saying that there are lots of things done in the name of Christianity eg Northern Ireland, Britain, France, Australia, America etc that are quite reprehensible. There is only one true God and as it says in the bible THOSE WHO BELIEVE IN HIM SHALL NOT PERISH BUT HAVE EVERLASTING LIFE . Dee

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