Then don’t take my word for it, take God’s Word for it.
Just go down to your local lodge, and tell them in your initial statement that you believe in God through faith in Christ. They assert all Masons must believe in God.
When they deny you, ask the question, “if they do not accept a believer in God through faith in Christ, then what God are they referencing”?
It soon becomes obvious they do believe in something; have given quite a bit of thought to that object of their thinking; and the more one studies Scripture, the more their counterfeit appeal to worldliness and even worship of Satan and Lucifer becomes obvious.
With this stated, does this mean all Masons are evil? No!
On the contrary, many Masons perform some outstanding good works. Whenever those good works were NOT performed through faith in Christ, they shall be judged as having been already rewarded in this world and not of eternal value.
Sir, I have had the extreme displeasure to read your tendentious posts. I am a Catholic Christian. I believe that Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior and that I have no way to heaven and no salvation outside of Him. My sins are covered by His once for all oblation and satisfaction for them. Outside of Him, I have no worth in myself, beyond the fact that I am created by the living God, who has made all things good.
All that said, I am now in line to sit in the East in a Masonic Lodge. No one ever asked me whether I believed in Yahweh, Allah, or the Triune God. No one ever wondered whether I believed that Jesus Christ is one in substance with the Father and the Holy Spirit, and now that everybody in the Lodge (and a lot of Masons throughout my state) know it from personal testimony, their principal response is joy that I have every reasonable chance of fully pursuing my earthly pilgrimage to ultimate salvation, communion with the saints and to live forever in the presence of the living God.
So, according to you, my Lodge is exceptional, yes?