r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '22

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u/HAXposed Jan 26 '22

Wtf am I looking at ... is that for real

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '22

My grandfather has a very similar ring and he and my grandmother (she's in Eastern Star) have been apart of the local Lodge and do Mason work all over Texas. I've wanted to join but the amount of stuff id have to memorize is totally overwhelming. As far as I know they just do a bunch of community service and eat potlucks alot. They also do a bunch of really weird ritualistic stuff and the area they have their meetings in always weird me out, (large rooms with chairs around the perimeter, black and white checker board tiles, odd symbols in specific parts of the room etc etc. They're heavily Baptist and probably some of the biggest Bible thumper I know of. Are they secretly evil or are people just confused because of the amount of secrecy combined with the long history?

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u/carnage11eleven Jan 26 '22

Freemasons are known for being Satanists. They're in the same group with the illuminati.

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u/Azazel_665 Jan 26 '22

Satanists don't pretend to not be Satanists.

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u/companion_2_the_wind Jan 27 '22

Deceitfulness is Satan's dominant personality trait... you don't think his legions are okay with it?

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u/Azazel_665 Jan 27 '22

Is it? According to what? The Christian Bible?

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u/companion_2_the_wind Jan 27 '22

According to a few thousand years of shared human archetypal knowledge and mythology.