The Freemasons, Freemasonry--a Satanic Sect? Options

Good day,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but since it is under "religion" I thought it'd be alright. I became quite stunned when a certain person told me that the Freemasons were a Satanic sect. Can we disprove or approve of that? Please send your helpful insights as they are always greatly appreciated.

Yours Truly,

Mr. Curi

To be honest I didn't understand that quote very well.
I'll be honest your answer reaises many questions for me , I'm sorry but i can't fully grasp your response.Obviously I lack some knowledge however I did understand you keep an open mind which is great.
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To be honest I didn't understand that quote very well.
I'll be honest your answer reaises many questions for me , I'm sorry but i can't fully grasp your response.Obviously I lack some knowledge however I did understand you keep an open mind which is great.
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When I say rain, you think of rain you have experienced, or 'the rain', and that rain is your view of the rain.
This means that because concepts conjure similar ideas, it does not mean that we are talking about the same thing.
What if I were to ask you to picuture 'the mom'?

Additionally, maintaining flexibility in thought or belief means that you are inflexible to the idea of holding an inflexible belief structure....like Christianity. Flexibility is the least flexible.

When you ponder something, you realize that it is because of its qualities, additionally you know something by what it is not. A square is an equilatteral rectangle. Equilatteral means that no sides are bigger or smaller than others. Rectangle is the joining of four lines with 90* angles. You know a square because you know that it is not a trapezoid as its sides are equal, and you know a square because it is not a circle. Everything is it's own paradox at some level, things are because they are not.

BTW...what path intrests you?
Pandude