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Peer · 11-09-2008, 08:24 PM

Nonsense.

Masons do not worship any god because it is no religion.
That's why any free man of any religion can join.
In Masonic lodges therefore discussions about religion and politics are a no no.
It is true that Masons use religious symbols or better said: Uses symbolisme several religions also use.

The inventors of Jahweh have named every other diety than theirs "the devil."
Christianity actually is the only religion with this god/devil duality, the devil being the dark side of the force.
The name Jahweh as the name of god is only as old as christianity so let's say about 1500 years and before that time this god was called Adonai, the jewish name.
Humanity has always had its gods and their names may differ but the idea behind it:
"The highest and almighty being" is the same.
People seem to need a supreme being.

It is true that the old order of the Knights Templar had rather weird, exotic (to say the least) rites.
It is also true that FreeMasonry is said to stem from those Knights Templar but

FreeMasonry is not a religion but a brotherhood and the secret word is NOT Jabulon.

11-09-2008, 08:24 PM	#3
Peer Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 261	Re: Who's the real god worshiped by high rank masons? Nonsense. Masons do not worship any god because it is no religion. That's why any free man of any religion can join. In Masonic lodges therefore discussions about religion and politics are a no no. It is true that Masons use religious symbols or better said: Uses symbolisme several religions also use. The inventors of Jahweh have named every other diety than theirs "the devil." Christianity actually is the only religion with this god/devil duality, the devil being the dark side of the force. The name Jahweh as the name of god is only as old as christianity so let's say about 1500 years and before that time this god was called Adonai, the jewish name. Humanity has always had its gods and their names may differ but the idea behind it: "The highest and almighty being" is the same. People seem to need a supreme being. It is true that the old order of the Knights Templar had rather weird, exotic (to say the least) rites. It is also true that FreeMasonry is said to stem from those Knights Templar but FreeMasonry is not a religion but a brotherhood and the secret word is NOT Jabulon. Last edited by Peer; 11-09-2008 at 08:34 PM.