The Masonic plan of salvation substitutes Hiram Abiff for Jesus Christ. It replaces faith in Jesus Christ with imitation of Hiram Abiff, as the critical requirement for spending eternity with God. He was buried. He was raised from the grave. These facts can be verified by examining Masonic ritual or by examining many Masonic monitors - small books which are produced by the Grand Lodges and given to men after they are raised to Master Mason.
Most Masons deny that Masonic ritual teaches salvation.
To admit the truth would allow us to immediately know that they were not genuine Christians. They could no longer be pastors, elders, deacons, or Sunday School teachers. Yet Masonic monitors, which are written in plain, non-coded English, explain the meaning of ritual. Some state that the Master Mason represents a man raised to the faith of salvation. Beginning at least as far back as 1941, and continuing through at least nine editions, the Kentucky Monitor has stated that Jesus is a savior for Christians, while Hiram Abiff is a savior for Masons.