My story goes as such: I was in college in an advanced financial degree where my professor introduced us into what really runs the global economy. A few months later 9/11 happened. I instantly knew something wasn't right.
To try and keep it short.... I realized freemasons were a huge factor in our society. I researched the shit out of it. I kept going back and forth...are they good or evil?
While I was researching these issues, my grandpa passed and I inherited a masonic ring (which turned out to be my great grandpa's) He was a good man, so I decided to petition a local lodge. If you can't beat them, join 'em?!
Here I am 14 years later reading about Q. I never once ran across an evil or nefarious mason. I have met at least 5 active(only 66 in the US) and many honorary 33rd freemasons. I was present at Harry Truman's grandsons 3rd degree in Joliet (did I just dox myself?) I really think it was originally founded to be a great thing. Even the US Constitution was damn near a direct copy of the masonic constitution.
But here I am, wanting to disavow my membership, based on the posts here and what Q has posted. I took my oath, on a Bible, with all of my energy focused toward God, Charity and Brotherly love. I did many great and honorable things with my local lodge. We brought money and food to local widows during Christmas, I flew burn victims free of charge, through our Shriner Aviator club, etc... I thought I was doing a good thing. I know we were infiltrated at some point, but please understand it is most likely at the highest levels.
I need guidance my Frens. I am going through a divorce. My whole world is changing. I look to this special group for guidance. When SHTF I don't want to be taken out by the Q group because I am a freemason. I haven't been to a meeting in 5+ years and the only reason I am still a member is because I bought a life membership. What do I do?
There’s only one God and one religion that you should be serving and that’s Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. End of story. I wouldn’t fret over all of this, just move on. Find a Bible believing church, a Calvary Chapel is good because they teach the Bible chapter by chapter verse by verse. Join a men’s Bible study, and you can build strong relationships with fellow believers. Read your Bible every day. One Psalms and one Proverbs. Pray. You’ll be amazed at how much your life will change by doing these few things. Disavow The freemasons and get on with your life. You don’t need to pledge allegiance to anybody except for the God that created you.
Thank you! I have been wanting to go to my local church. I've never been a religious man, but I have always believed in God.
Well I think that’s a great plan I think the Lord is calling you.