[niteowl77]

My great-grandfather was, according to family history, a man high up in the Masonic lodge. I never knew him, but my understanding was that he was a pillar of the community, as you say, law abiding.

I had an uncle who was likewise. He became a Mason in the Army because many of his fellow officers were Masons, and he became a Shriner after the war. A wonderful man in most ways, he was also very "law and order." Only after he passed away did I learn that he was very derisive about Jesus Christ and confessing Christians (though he had been an evangelical on entering the Army).

[Tuscaloosa Goldfinch]

I had an uncle who was likewise. He became a Mason in the Army because many of his fellow officers were Masons, and he became a Shriner after the war. A wonderful man in most ways, he was also very “law and order.” Only after he passed away did I learn that he was very derisive about Jesus Christ and confessing Christians (though he had been an evangelical on entering the Army).
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That’s so sad.

[Yulee]

Only after he passed away did I learn that he was very derisive about Jesus Christ and confessing Christians (though he had been an evangelical on entering the Army).
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Well when you’re told every mason enters heaven, whether Muslim, Hindu, Atheist, or other (Masonry leads to heaven without the shed blood of Christ), it tends to change a weak beliver.

This is the problem with the modern liberal church (all roads lead to heaven). All are children of God, despite denying God’s Word.