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So why on earth would Prince Charles, and in that case the Vatican itself, take such leaps towards
endorsing a multi-faith union of religions. When it comes to birth fertility rates, the one thing I‘ve realised
it that we can‘t seem to trust much of the data, whether it be official or unofficial, i.e. ―alleged‖, when it
comes to birth fertility rates. The problem being, is that there are figures widely available on the internet,
but as we are aware, a lot of misinformation is abound, so I have decided not to rely on any of them, other
than according to the Office of National Statistic‘s. [3a]
It shows that the fertility rate in England is 1.94, and the BBC reported that in Algeria and Morocco, the
two nations which send the largest numbers of Muslim immigrants to France, that their fertility rate is
2.38, according to the UN‘s 2008 figures. It goes without saying birth fertility rates are in decline among
many European nations, though this is a fact in all industrialised countries populations, and that many
Muslims are like how the Irish and British Victorians used to be in regards to having large families.
According to: The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life findings of its latest study in the October 2009
report: Europe has 38 million Muslims, which account for about 5 percent of its population, though many
say it‘s much higher than this, as many are illegal immigrants, so go undetected.
In many countries the monarchy has a unifying influence. It promotes stability, prosperity and freedom.
On constitutional monarchy, from the article on Monarchy and Nobility: Divine Rights and
Responsibilities , [3] it shows that Muslim attitudes and teachings in the Quran supports and endorses
monarchy as a divinely appointed institution by Allah. It states that Allah favoured his people because
―He raised Prophets among you and made you kings, and gave you what he gave not to any other among
the peoples.‖ [5:21]. This suggests that kings are a gift from Allah as a present or benefit to the people,
and of course Prince Charles and all other monarchs feel very comfortable with such religiously endorsed
statements. And they too realise that their future subjects are going to be Muslims and those numbers are
rapidly increasing whilst their own currently religious subjects are on the decline, - so it goes without
saying and makes sense for the future time immemorial monarchies to jump on the band wagon and secure
their presently rocky thrones. [3]
And the Church too recognises these statistics and are reacting to this sea change of future disciples, so
a multi-faith based coalition religions is the way to go for them, as they can see the own extinction and
perhaps think this is the best and ―only‖ option. And this is exactly what the illuminati want, one
powerhouse controlling all states religions, and where the world of Freemasonry is ideally placed to fill
this roll as it already encompasses all religions.
[1] http://www.trosch.org/bks/freemaso.htm
[1a] "religion -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia." .
[2]"Humanum Genus on Freemasonry - Encyclical by Pope Leo XIII .
[3] : "Suppression of Freemasonry .
[3a] http://www.statistics.gov.uk/hub/index.html
Religious opposition to Freemasonry
So as we can see it‘s from previous chapters, Freemasonry has often attracted criticism from religious
state‘s who‘s governments believe God or a deity is recognised as the state‘s supreme civil ruler, it‘s also
been scorned by other organised religions arguably for its‘ supposed competition with them, and or for its
sacrilegious contempt and opinions towards those religions or orders.
Though in my opinion and in the latter centuries in particular, this is just a front, as religions and
Freemasonry are embroiled so much so together, it‘s hard to separate their overall agendas, - as I say,
Freemasonry‘s goal is to amalgamate all religions into one, so it‘s impossible to separate them.
We also know that Freemasonry have long been the target of conspiracy theories by those who see it as
an occult and evil power, and which I am one of those who kind of see it this way, though more chiefly in
the upper echelons [2%] of the fraternity than opposed to the lower rankings within it. Although there are
members of various faiths, certain Christian and Islamic denominations have had highly negative attitudes
to Freemasonry, banning or discouraging their members from being Freemasons, and even imposing the
death penalty as in the case of Iraq and at the time Saddam Hussein‘s reigned, - so no wonder they hung
him, - and where Freemasonry is once again beginning to flourish Though it must be fair to say, the
denomination with the longest history of objection to Freemasonry is the Roman Catholic Church, and the
objections raised by it are based on the allegation that Freemasonry teaches a naturalistic deistic religion
which is in conflict with Church doctrine.