[txzman]

"Number of masons who were evangelical Christians: zero. Here is a link from a site that completely disagrees with the thesis of hoosierskypilot. (Disclaimer - I am neither a mason nor associated with this site.)"

Uh, did you bother to read any of the bizarre garbage posted at this site you use as a 'reference'?

[The KG9 Kid]

"... Uh, did you bother to read any of the bizarre garbage posted at this site you use as a 'reference'?"

I believe that Jefferson said much the same thing in regards to The New Testament.

[dark_lord]

To those who responded that the site I posted as a reference to the masons who were founding fathers is a loonie site, I agree. Yes, they are rather flaky. However, even a stopped clock is right twice a day, and the particular link I posted is accurate when naming names of the signers of the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution who were freemasons. However, for those who would rather have some more definitive information on the relationship between freemasonry and the founding fathers, see here:
Masonic Myths of the Founding Fathers - this debunks some of the most widely held myths, but overall supports the thesis that "a lot" of the founding fathers were freemasons.
Masonic Myths of the Founding Fathers similar information, different site.
American Masonic History - a "Christian" perspective on the freemasons and the founding fathers.
So - hopefully ya'll find this interesting and forgive me that the original link was to a "loonie site". :-)