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Is It True What They Say
About Freemasonry?

The Methods of Anti-Masons
(Second Edition, Revised)

Art deHoyos and S. Brent Morris

With a Foreword and Addendum by
James T. Tresner II

 

Dedicated to the memory of

John Jamieson Robinson

Researcher • Author • Master Mason

The worst readers are those who proceed like plundering soldiers: they pick up a few things they use, soil and confuse the rest, and blaspheme the whole.

            --Friedrich Nietzsche, Mixed Opinions and Maxims

I am appalled, I am bound to say, by the unsolicited material that has been sent to me...prior to this debate. What beggars my imagination is the way in which anyone, for whatever sort of malicious or neurotic or malicious [sic] reason, who writes anything denouncing freemasonry is assumed by some to be telling the truth. They are not. We have seen it in public life and we have seen it here. The Church should be different.... I am ashamed when fellow Christians are so gullible and so uncharitable, and that is putting it charitably.

            --Canon R. Lewis (not a Mason), speaking to
            the General Synod of the Church of England.

            Quoted in Christopher Haffner, Workman Unashamed
            (Shepperton, England: Lewis Masonic, 1989), p.13.

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