Thursday, July 24, 2008

So it's sorta social, demented and sad, but social. Right?

Previously, I addressed the incompatibility of Freemasonry and Christianity.

I was stoked to hear of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church's similar 1942 conclusion in their general assembly report: "Christ or the Lodge?" (HT Brother Hank)

“III. CONCLUSION

The committee finds that the evidence presented concerning the religion of Masonry permits but one conclusion. Although a number of the objections commonly brought against Masonry seem to the committee not to be weighty, yet it is driven to the conclusion that
Masonry is a religious institution and as such is definitely anti-Christian.

Far be it from the committee to assert that there are no Christians among the members of the Masonic fraternity. Just as a great many who trust for eternal life solely in the merits of Christ continue as members of churches that have denied the faith, so undoubtedly many sincere Christians, uninformed, or even misinformed, concerning the true character of Freemasonry, hold membership in it without compunction of conscience. But that in no way alters the fact that
membership in the Masonic fraternity is inconsistent with Christianity.
(emphasis mine)

I guess I'm down with OPC. Yeah, you know me.

5 Comments:

At 24 July, 2008 12:06, Blogger samurai said...

Well stated...

 
At 24 July, 2008 21:11, Blogger Rev. said...

Does this mean I have to get rid of my 'National Treasure' DVD?

 
At 26 July, 2008 15:33, Blogger Widow's Son said...

And perhaps Christianity is incompatible with Reality.

Widow's Son
BurningTaper.com

 
At 28 July, 2008 13:33, Blogger Oilcan said...

The Breakfast Club

A Christian seeking the truth about Masonry needs only to dabble for a short time in Masonic literature before clearly recognizing that it is non-Christian, and actually anti-Christian.

Hiram's comment reveals this reality.

 
At 31 July, 2008 11:22, Blogger GUNNY said...

As one who loves a good conspiracy theory, I say you gotta keep the DVD, Rev.

However, I'm not so sure you need to keep your Da Vinci Code, however. Tom Hanks' hair is really bad.

;-)

 

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