15 Facts that Masonic and Christian beliefs are in opposition to each other.

Robin Bertram
Mar 1
2 min read

Here are 15 points where Freemasonry is considered to conflict with Christian beliefs:

Denial of God's Uniqueness: Freemasonry equates the God of the Bible with gods of other religions, denying the uniqueness of the Christian God13 4.
Denial of Christ's Uniqueness: It views Jesus as one among many messianic figures, equating Him with figures like Buddha or Muhammad13.
Salvation by Works: Freemasonry teaches that salvation is achieved through good works and self-effort, contrary to Christianity's emphasis on salvation by faith in Christ alone13 4 7.
Inclusivism: Freemasonry promotes the idea that all religions are equally valid paths to God, rejecting Christianity's exclusivity through Christ4 5.
Deistic Tendencies: Freemasonry often aligns with deism, portraying God as a distant creator rather than an active, personal being, which contradicts Christian theology5.
Relativism in Truth: It denies absolute truth and promotes the idea that all religious beliefs are equally valid4 7.
Use of Blasphemous Titles: Terms like "Worshipful Master" and references to secret names for God are considered offensive and sacrilegious by Christians4.
Rejection of Core Doctrines: Freemasonry disregards essential Christian doctrines such as the Trinity, the Incarnation, and the Atonement2 4.
Secret Oaths: Masonic rituals involve taking oaths that some Christians believe violate biblical teachings (e.g., Matthew 5:34-37)14.
Misuse of Scripture: While Freemasonry includes the Bible in its lodges, it places it on equal footing with other religious texts, undermining its authority4.
Symbolism Misinterpretation: The Masonic concept of "light" refers to moral reformation rather than spiritual salvation through Christ4.
Naturalism Over Revelation: Freemasonry emphasizes human reason over divine revelation as the ultimate guide to truth2 5.
Denial of Original Sin: It does not acknowledge humanity's fallen nature or the need for redemption through Christ2.
Universal Brotherhood Without Christ: Freemasonry promotes a universal brotherhood that excludes the necessity of faith in Jesus for unity3 4.
Initial Denial as a Religion: While claiming not to be a religion, Freemasonry incorporates religious elements and teachings, creating confusion for Christians who view it as a competing belief system13.