The Masonic/Christian conflict explained

the long version

The urgency of this subject lies in the fact that many governing positions in today's evangelical churches are being filled by those who practice Freemasonry - quite possibly including the pastor of your church! Lodge members emphatically deny that Freemasonry is a religion, however, it is only logical to conclude that any group or institution that does the following must be considered a religious group: Meets on a regular basis; uses altars; prays to a deity; holds rituals; baptizes; meets in temples; has deacons; serves communion; operates according to a generally agreed upon doctrine. How much of Freemasonry has infiltrated our churches? Why are Masons allowed to retain their positions of leadership in our churches? Why is Freemasonry touted as a harmless fraternal organization when its roots are steeped in mysticism, magic and murder? These are just a few of the many questions answered in this book. We must take this issue seriously if we intend to take back our churches from unbelievers.