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concerning the creation of a supernatural intervention, - or having a human being kind of relation [in the
image of man] to that which they regard as holy, sacred, spiritual or divine. Freemasonry‘s own
prerequisite is in the belief of the existence an ―omnipotent being‖. – The fact is Freemasonry is indeed a
quasi-like religion, as it too has a belief system that is a combination of all the faiths and religions. [1a]
Though it must be said, to a certain sector within the Masonic Order, their ―omnipotent being‖ , is not
quite like the same God, or being many of you may perceive or think about, - as indeed the evidence I
provide, should show it‘s something much more ominously-potent, as opposed to ―omni‖. As you may
have already gathered, I am totally a nonbeliever of ―manmade religions‖, so do not have any kind of
hidden ―god-squad‖ agenda.
Freemasonry does not directly tell its members to go out and influence or control churches. What it
does do is to encourage its members to attend [1] these churches, mosques and synagogues, as this practical
effect is far more discreet and much more far reaching. Many churches, mosques and synagogues are
literally controlled by Freemasons, just closely study their architecture and you will see many allegories
and symbolism linked to the craft. Many, many of these kinds of institutions around the world are
controlled by bishops, deacons, rabbis, priests, Imams and vicars who are also Freemasons. [2]
As are most of the leaders of our governments, - yet the subject that their also Freemasons remains
under wraps from the rest of us, whilst they can be seen publicly attending and praying at these other
establishments.
The majority of church leaders know their own religions are a farce and purely a means in controlling
the masses, so are more than happy to settle for a nice cushy little number - ‗des res‘ included, so seldom
do they have the guts speak out of term or make a stance for truth at any substantial cost. I am not saying
that all of them are like this, but more a high percentage of them are.
To the masses and lower level Freemasons it is put about and stated that Freemasonry is neither a
religion nor a substitute for one. There is ―no separate Masonic God‖, nor a separate proper name for a
deity in any branch of Freemasonry, - which in itself is a blatant lie and when your read the overall
evidence in total you can clearly see there is indeed a ―separate Masonic God‖ in many branches of
Freemasonry. Regular Freemasonry requires that its candidates believe in a ―Supreme Being‖, but the
interpretation of the term is subject to the conscience of the candidate. This means that Freemasonry
accepts men from a wide range of faiths, including [but not limited to] Christianity, Judaism, Islam,
Buddhism, Sikhism, Hinduism, etc. However the truth of the matter is that Freemasonry wants to become
the overall prominent religion. I have already explained that basically the illuminati cabals consist of the
Freemasons who control the Christian/Protestants, the Jesuits alongside the Black Pope the Roman
Catholics, the leaders of Sufism over Islam and the Muslims, whilst the Frankists rule over Judaism, and
collectively this coalition of faiths come under the same umbrella of the Illuminati.
The Christian and Catholic churches have long been in decline, whilst the opposite could be said about
the Islamic religions and their mosques, when was the last time you see a church being built? So much so
is ―the church‖ worried about this rapid descent [okay so there might be a increase in places where religion
was once banned, such as Russia], that it too is beginning to broaden its own horizons. There are many
interfaith ―coalitional‖ alliances springing up all over the world, back in September 24th 1999, the Vatican
hosted an inter-religious meeting in preparation of the new Millennium. There was a private assembly
attended by 200 people: 80 Christians of different denominations and 120 from other world religions and
was held in the Vatican Synod Hall. Then following that assembly, outside in St. Peter‘s Square on the
28th of October 1999, thousands of attended a multi-faith gathering. Even the monarchies realise that their
future is equally in the balance and a reason why those such as Prince Charles endorses and hopes for a
multi-faith coronation, despite the Church of England asserting the historic importance of a solely
Christian service when he becomes King. [3]
The Prince has said he hopes of inviting Muslims, Hindus and others to take an equal role in
Westminster Abbey, the Church declared that Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will design
the coronation service. Charles has long made it clear his yearning for a ceremony in which Muslim,
Hindu, Jewish and Sikh beliefs take a place alongside the doctrines of the Church of England. Though the
Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu has said; ―The Church of England reminds the nation that in this
country the Queen is Defender of the Faith, head of the Commonwealth and head of state‖. He also said
of the relationship between Church and monarch: ―You change it at your peril!‖ And if anyone knows
what their talking about in regards to all this religious lark, then he surely must be among those who are
qualified to do so.