The Masonic/Christian Conflict Explained

The urgency of this subject lies in the fact that many governing positions in today's evangelical churches are being filled by those who practice Freemasonry - quite possibly including the pastor of your church! Lodge members emphatically deny that Freemasonry is a religion, however, it is only logical to conclude that any group or institution that does the following must be considered a religious group: Meets on a regular basis; uses altars; prays to a deity; holds rituals; baptizes; meets in temples; has deacons; serves communion; operates according to a generally agreed upon doctrine. How much of Freemasonry has infiltrated our churches? Why are Masons allowed to retain their positions of leadership in our churches? Why is Freemasonry touted as a harmless fraternal organization when its roots are steeped in mysticism, magic and murder? These are just a few of the many questions answered in this book. We must take this issue seriously if we intend to take back our churches from unbelievers.