Richard Williamson: Freemasonry in the Church

Since Freemasonry generally categorizes itself as a fraternal organization, some professing Christians have been led to believe that becoming a Freemason will not conflict with their religious beliefs. This is most certainly false given that Masonic rites like blood oaths, which are prohibited in the Bible, are taken at various degrees of induction into Freemasonry. Secondly, while Freemasons maintain that their organization is not religious its tenets consist of many diversified religious beliefs, which are all equally esteemed. Candy Gwen Lopitz