Reviewed by Anne Boling for Readers' Favorite

The Masonic Lodge is a secret society/organization. They use symbols, secret oaths, and rituals to ensure their secrecy. I have known several Masons, and they were kind, likable, and do many good works. However, doing good works is not the same as serving Jesus Christ. The Masons have prayer in their meetings, but they do not pray to one specific god, because it might offend someone’s beliefs. I do not believe you can serve more than one god and be faithful to all. There is only one God, and the only way to Him is through the Son. Their authority is the Ritual. Freemasonry is not a religion. They teach that god will reward man with eternal life in the “Celestial Lodge Above.”

I am familiar with some of the teachings of the Freemasons. I found many inconsistencies. They profess not to be a religion, and yet hold a religious service when a member dies. It offers religious instruction and tells members how to get to heaven.

I am very troubled that so many could be lead astray by the false teachings of this organization. Authors, John Ankerberg, John Weldon, and Dillon Durroughs, clearly present the facts for all to read. They write in a clear, concise manner. Arm yourself with information.