diz que Temer nao costuma ser citado com muito entusiasmo no meio macom, embora seja considerado o membro mais ilustre do pais atualmente.O peemedebista nunca negou pertencer a sociedade, mas tambem nunca confirmou publicamente. O misterio a respeito desse possivel vinculo talvez seja o principal responsavel pelo boato de que Temer teria relacoes com o satanismo. Entre cristaos criticos a maconaria, contudo, e bastante disseminada a ideia de que a maconaria tem relacao com o satanismo, o que seria suficiente para motivar os politicos a manterem discricao sobre a proximidade com a sociedade.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------At the end of April, a van took ten evangelical members of the Social Christian Party (PSC) to Jaburu Palace, the official residence of the then vice president, where parliamentarians made a prayer for Michel Temer. "Prayer was made to him, that God will give you strength to drive the future of our country," said PSC leader in the House of Representatives, Andre Moura.According to Moura Temer said at the time that prays every night. But what is the relationship of the new president of Brazil with religion and with delicate moral issues?Temer, 75, is the son of Lebanese who tilled the Maronite Catholic tradition. The village where his parents were born, Btaaboura, now has two hundred inhabitants and is predominantly Orthodox. Visiting the site in 2011, the newly appointed vice president made a $ 20,000 donation for the construction of St. Elias Church, according to the church's own site. In Orthodox Christianity, the temple has not yet been finalized.Since the visit of Temer, the main street of the village is called "St Michel Temer, Vice-President of Brazil." One his father's statue was also inaugurated on the occasion. In 2014, the Executive magazine, published in the capital, Beirut, called the vice president of "the most powerful Lebanese in the world." The report says, that visit in 2011, the then president of Lebanon, Michel Sleiman, played with Temer, referring to the large population of Lebanese descendants in Brazil, "You are more Lebanese president than I, because there you have eight million Lebanese, while we have five million. ""Religious, but not practicing"On several occasions, Temer said to have a strong Catholic background, but it is clear that his speech changes of emphasis depending on the caller. In an interview with Folha Evangelical, when he was running for vice president, he was keen to show that much of his team was made up of various evangelical denominations. "Christian values form the agenda of my conduct," he said."Lucy Godoi - chief of staff - many and often organizes prayers in my office to give me comfort. And this comfort is realized in my soul, in my professional and political performance, "said the president of the Chamber of Deputies.Already in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine in 2009 Temer confessed: "I am traditionally religious, but not practicing."On another occasion, before the pope Francisco, which addressed a speech at the farewell of his visit to Brazil in 2013 spared the religious character references. Said Francisco, "a true evangelizer", "has reawakened faith in all Brazilians." Speaking of