I see, but as I said, there are various degrees, most of the masons are just normal people, people like me and you, they are not into occult and things like that, they are just part of something.

So this mason from your family thinks of the Creator as being the great architect of the universe?

I've met with two masons so far.Ordinary people with no occult experience that love to curse and say bad words about christ.
They believe in the grand architect of the universe,and they told me that they gather to places (like school classes),and they discuss things about aliens,magic etc..
Not bad people at all,but with second hand knowledge and dogmas.

Just because someone is a mason doesn't me that they know anything special. I'm not a Mason yet I've told Masons things that I assumed they knew and had them confused asking me to explain it further which surprised me seeing as I got the information from Many P Hall

I don't wish to debate this, I just wanted to point out that I'm a former Catholic and I've seen the exact same symbol used on the endpapers of a catechism before. And it is the same symbol. Exactly the same.

The Catholic explanation is that it was originally representative of the eye of God; the other explanation is that the Masons are so brave and full of hubris that they will flaunt their secret influence even in the same organisations where they vigorously condemn themselves.

Take your pick. I'm neither a Catholic nor a Mason so I don't particularly care. :biggrin:

Christianity used this symbol way before the Masons existed, they obviously have copied and adapted it to use themselves.

Freemasonry began with the founding of the Grand Lodge of England on 24 June 1717, the first Grand Lodge in the world. lreland followed in 1725 and Scotland in 1736.

It is rather strange that they would appropriate the symbols of the religion that they are so actively conspiring against though, isn't it? :D