Comments on: Terrorist was a Mason and proclaimed himself ‘Darwinian,’ not ‘Christian’

By: Pacheco

Pacheco — Sun, 24 Jun 2012 16:29:10 +0000

Tegan,

You have it backwards.

Freemasonry is most certainly contradiction with Christianity (at least historically understood). For one thing, it denies the Trinity.

Evolution can be accepted by a Christian, provided that God is not ruled out as the first cause.

By: Tegan Millow

Tegan Millow — Sun, 24 Jun 2012 05:49:50 +0000

There is no contradiction between Christianity and Freemasonry. If you believe Christ was the son of God, then you can call yourself Christian, despite all objects made by others who also believe Christ was the son of God.

You can find support for prostitution in the bible.

The only problem is “darwinism” or evolution. This is a genuine problem facing many religions (although many Christians try to pretend that Christianity is compatible with evolution). What evolution basically says about humanity is that: we are here because our sequence of genetic mutation can survive here. This requires no intelligence. In fact, any intelligent being who intended to create us in “His own Image”, would have found a more direct way to create us. If such a being choose evolution as it’s method, it would be very stupid, because such a method to achieve such a specific goal would be highly inefficient and improbable.

Evolution, a scientifically excepted fact, disproves most religion, including Christianity.

By: Graham J Sproule

Graham J Sproule — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 22:27:01 +0000

Ezra was on SUN TV with Michael Coren saying the exact same thing! The idea that this murderer was both a Darwinist and a Christian, a Freemason and a fundamentalist Christian is absolutely absurd. He says he supports Europe’s Christian culture, but also supports red light districts as exist in Amsterdam. His 15,000 page manifesto is also full of contradictions!