My first thread and, if the Lord wills it, not the last. (James 1:13-17.)
I was recently approached by a Christian minister about volunteering on the board of a new organization. I've known this brother for many years and know him as a man of God. He introduced me to his other board member, who handed me a business card. The card included titles such as "Knights Templar," "Masons," etc. and a fancy symbol.
I asked him a few questions, about his rank and affiliations (is it masons? Related to RCC? etc.), but did not get much detail. I honestly don't understand the secrecy and air of superiority that these folks exude. Is it awesome or awful?
Links:
https://www.knightstemplarinternational.com/
Thank you.
I was recently approached by a Christian minister about volunteering on the board of a new organization. I've known this brother for many years and know him as a man of God. He introduced me to his other board member, who handed me a business card. The card included titles such as "Knights Templar," "Masons," etc. and a fancy symbol.
I asked him a few questions, about his rank and affiliations (is it masons? Related to RCC? etc.), but did not get much detail. I honestly don't understand the secrecy and air of superiority that these folks exude. Is it awesome or awful?
Links:
https://www.knightstemplarinternational.com/
Thank you.

not to mention blasphemous nuns, Bible denying friars, lying priests & sozzled monks brainwashing children to coerce them, when adults, to fund their simony. Nevertheless, the temple knights did oppose marauding hordes who had their eyes on Europe and America which at this time was a Viking colony administered from Greenland so who knows? Did they prevent America from conversion to the false prophet? Were the savages spared from Mohammed so that the message of Salvation could one day be preached? Or did they open the doorway for popish adventures across the new world. An adventure requiring the declaration of independence in God's Name to dislodge. But even so, there still seem to be a lot of Romish idolators on the map.







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