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Masonry believes that one religion is as good as another. Is that detrimental to the Catholic Church?

1 min readUpdated 12 October 2022
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Even did Masonry believe that, it would be detrimental to the Catholic Church. For if God reveals a definite religion, it is blasphemy to say that any other religion is as eood as the one He has revealed.

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