Freemasonry vs Christianity. 7 Fundamental Beliefs That Differentiate Masons from Christians Statistics: US Membership: Estimates range from 869,429 to 2 million. Global Membership: Estimated at 6 million members. Represented in at least 20 countries. Fourteen US presidents have been Masons. 1. The Uniqueness of God is Denied: Masonry says that the gods of the pagan nations are the same as the Hebrew God. 2. The Uniqueness of Jesus as Messiah is Denied: Masonry teaches that messiahs in all religions are basically the same. 3. Salvation by Faith is Denied 4. Requires Taking Dread Oaths Which is Against the Christian Scriptures 5. Denies the Exclusivity of Christian Faith 6. Masons Initially Deny they are a Religion, Whereas Christian Faith Consistently Recognizes Itself for What it Is, the Religion Teaching the Only Way to God. 7. Freemasonry, in Reality, Teaches That it is the Only True Religion. Freedom From Freemasonry: 1. Receive Jesus as your Lord and Savior. 2. Repent of your past sins (including involvement with Freemasonry). 3. Renounce all involvement in Freemasonry, any other lodge or craft by your ancestors or yourself. 4. Remove all symbols, items, objects and literature that connected you to the Freemasonry. 5. Recommit your life to living for Jesus.
Core Masonic Beliefs
🔺Masonry denies the uniqueness of God, claiming pagan deities are equivalent to the Hebrew God, as evidenced by Albert Pike's interpretation of "Jabulon" combining Jah (Hebrew), Baal (Phoenician), and Om (Hindu).
🌟Freemasonry teaches that messiahs across religions are fundamentally similar, inspired by universal hope, according to Rex's book "A Bridge to Light".
Masonic Practices and Christianity
🔒Masonic initiation involves violent oaths contradicting Christian scripture, such as swearing to penalties of skull smiting and throat cutting.
🌐Masonry claims to be the only true religion, as expressed in Masonic poetry: "Masonry at last shall conquer, And its altar be the world".
Masonic Connections
🔗Freemasonry has close associations with Baal, particularly in higher degrees like the Royal Arch decree of York Rite, where initiates learn the "lost word" Jah-Bul-On.