Exorcists warn involvement in Freemasonry exposes the soul to the demonic

LifeSite News ^ | February 29, 2024 | Raymund Maria

[ebb tide]

Dialogue with the Devil: Freemasons & the Vatican

[Jamestown1630]

I have no problem with you ‘bonding’ yourself to Jesus. I commend you for it.

I just don’t believe in ‘demons’. I believe in One God.

[Jamestown1630]

I don’t think any lodge would allow him in.

[MayflowerMadam]

“it’s awful hard to be demonic with the King James Bible sitting and open on our alters “

It wasn’t hard for Satan himself to quote original Scripture. Many cults use KJV as their official Bible, e.g., Mormonism.

[voicereason]

It’s pretty obvious that Freemasons are not Christians at all.

Based on some of the shenanigans being pushed by the Catholic church, I'm not sure they get to hold any moral high ground. Plenty of other instances across splinter religions as well.

[ebb tide]

Oh, he’d be a great grandmaster for y’all.

[Clay Moore]

“ just don’t believe in ‘demons’. I believe in One God.”

There are verses all throughout the New Testament referencing demons. I see no mention that all demons were driven from the Earth when Jesus came out of the tomb. Did I miss something?

[SaveFerris]

(The unseen realm)

Yes, it certainly does exist.

The Scriptures are quite clear on Principalities and Powers. And it’s quite obvious that they work for evil, not good.

Which means that they operate at the behest of Satan.

Ephesians 6:12
King James Version

12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ephesians%206%3A12&version=KJV

[ebb tide]

I just don’t believe in ‘demons’.

Who do you think it was who tempted Jesus Christ in the desert?

Who do you think tempted Eve?

[Jamestown1630]

There are lots of references in the NT that speak in the language of the largely primitive people who were listening. That doesn’t mean that they were meant to be taken literally 2000 years later.

[Clay Moore]

How do you explain the story of “Legion?”

[SaveFerris]

(genderfluidity being just ONE of those things. The more you examine transgender-mania)

The apostasy and the Days of Lot are upon us. As prophesied by Jesus Christ Himself.

Do NO harm, Christians, but reject this Godless Reprobate Agenda. (For the thread)

[Jamestown1630]

I think a lot in the Bible, OT as well as NT, is symbolical. I don’t take it all literally.

(Do you believe that you should pluck out your eye, if it should lead you to sin?)

[RoosterRedux]

Amen.

[ebb tide]

Oh, I see; another cherry-picker.

[Jamestown1630]

Oh, I see.

Another evasive non-answer.

[Nervous Tick]

Thank you.

Ref. Psalm 12:8:

... and vileness IS exalted today
... and the wicked DO walk on every side.

“See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil.”

[fr_freak]

I merely suggested that you find out about Masonry instead of just speculating about it.

I have looked into it a little, and when you do that you find some people who think it's wonderful, and others who think it's evil. You also find historical accounts of the Freemasons' activities and proclamations, some of which do seem to indicate a purpose beyond just some sort of community. The historical accounts may be biased or even false, on either side of the question, but, other than joining the Masons, which I'm not going to do, how would I know anything about them other than those accounts?

What I'm not going to do is take one person's account of his personal experience in the Masons as a refutation or proof of anything. The point I was trying to make to you earlier was that someone could, theoretically, be a member and not be aware of all the purposes and activities of the organization in general.

[fr_freak]

So, since you seem to have some inner knowledge, when do they, and at what “rank”, learn of the darker things?

You are the second person to misread what I posted. I suppose you guys are just so emotionally invested in Freemasonry, that anything other than deep praise for Freemasonry is taken as an attack? Is that it?

My very first sentence stated that I have not drawn any conclusion about Freemasonry as to good or evil. The rest was a hypothetical regarding how a member of any theoretical organization could be a good person and not know of that organization's true nefarious purposes, and therefore that any one testimony isn't useful as proof of anything. I used Scientology as an example because I have seen testimony from former members who stated that this is EXACTLY how that organization works.

I don't see why that is so damn hard to understand. I never claimed to "have some inner knowledge" or any other ridiculous thing like that.

[Jamestown1630]

'other than joining the Masons, which I'm not going to do, how would I know anything about them other than those accounts?'

Using your own good sense and logic on all of those 'historical accounts' might help...