The Facts on the Masonic Lodge

by John Ankerberg, John Weldon, Dillon Burroughs

Well-known authors and researchers John Ankerberg, John Weldon, and Dillon Burroughs have updated and revised The Facts on the Masonic Lodge, a best-selling title from the popular Facts On Series (more than 1.9 million copies of books from this series sold). The Facts on the Masonic Lodge is filled with well-documented facts and comprehensive comparisons to biblical truths. Readers learn what Masonry (also known as Freemasonry or "the Lodge") is by discovering when it began, who has been involved, what its teachings are, and how it influences their lives and the Christian church today. The Facts on the Masonic Lodge provides concise, straightforward answers to questions that

Genres: Cults

96 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published November 22, 1988

About the author

John F. Ankerberg (born Dec 1945) is the host of a nationally syndicated evangelical Christian television talk show. The show is broadcast from Chattanooga, Tennessee via satellite and highlights contemporary Christian viewpoints and debates among well known Christian scholars.

Ankerberg holds a Doctor of Ministry degree from Luther Rice Seminary and is an ordained Baptist minister. He is the author or co-author of numerous books including Darwin's Leap of Faith: Exposing the False Religion of Evolution (Harvest House, 1998), and The Secret Teachings of the Masonic Lodge: A Christian Perspective (Moody, 1990).

He is married and has one daughter.

Reviews

[Raymond]

This book was biased at best, and largely incorrect in many areas. It seems the purpose is to scare & intimidate weak-minded persons who hold Masonic membership, just as many so-called churches prefer weak-minded persons as parishioners --- they are easier to control, manipulate and mislead.

Today's main issue is that people are not reading-studying-learning anything. That relates to nearly every subject, including Freemasonry and Christianity.

What has always puzzled me are the amount of Freemasons who claim Christianity as their faith, but rarely exhibit Christian teachings in their conduct. Freemasonry helped strengthen my faith, not destroy or dilute it!!!

With this being the modus operandi, is it a surprise that a book like this could be written and will sadly be believed by some.

[Yrag Notsew]

A bit simplistic. A bit repetitive. A good quick introduction.

[Andrew Gysi]

Good info...lots of details!

This was a quick read, and the info and the details were very informative! I will read it again for I am sure that I missed a few things!

[Bryan]

A very well researched and concise factual account of this sect of the occult. Anyone struggling with thoughts of being a mason or a believer who is already a mason this is a MUST read.

[Sarah]

A pretty good handout to lend people who are just diving into the world of the Occult.