The facts on the Masonic Lodge
By: John Ankerberg, John Weldon ; updates by Dillon Burroughs.
Contributors: Weldon, John.; Burroughs, Dillon.
Edition: Rev. ed.
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Eugene, Ore
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780736922173
Subjects: Freemasonry -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Freemasonry -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: What is Masonry?; title: What is the final authority for the teachings presented in each Masonic Lodge?; title: Which books and authors have been recommended by the Grand Lodges as being authoritative for Masons?; title: What are the Blue Lodge, the Scottish rite, and the York rite?; title: Is freemasonry another religion?; title: Does the Masonic Lodge teach its own plan of salvation?; title: Does the creed of the Masonic Lodge prove that it is a religion?; title: Does the Masonic Lodge have its own distinct doctrinal statement like a church does?; title: Can any Mason honestly claim that the Lodge has no theology of its own?; title: Is the ritual that is practiced in every Masonic Lodge really worship?; title: Does the Masonic Lodge have religious symbols just like those found in a church or synagogue?; title: Should the Masonic lodge be identified as a religion if it does not choose; title: To identify itself as a religion?; title: Does freemasonry conflict with other religions such as christianity?; title: The Masonic lodge teaches that all men, including christians, live in spiritual darkness until they enter and become members of the lodge. is this biblical?; title: Masons teach and believe in a universal fatherhood of god and brotherhood of man. is this biblical?; title: Masonry teaches that the god of the bible is the god of the masonic lodge. is this true?; title: The masonic lodge teaches that the bible is only a symbol of the will of god and not to be literally obeyed. is this true?; title: The masonic lodge teaches that salvation and residence in the "celestial lodge above" may be gained by masons doing good works. is this biblical?; title: If a mason has sworn allegiance to the lodge, should he break his oaths?.