Freda Boot
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It became in its hidden depths a lair in which the atheists of the period could mature their plans for the overthrow of the existing order of things to their own
their own best advantage.
It gave itself very captivating names.
Its members were Knights of Beneficence, Gut Templars, Knights of Saint John, etc.
They numbered, however, amongst them the most active, daring, and unscrupulous members of Masonry.
They set themselves at work to dominate over and to control the entire body.
They had no system any more than any other sort of masons, to give the world instead of that which they determined to pull down.
The state of nature, goods and the sexes in common, know God, and instead of God a hatred for everything sustaining the idea of God.
Formed about the sum total of the happiness which they desired to see reign in a world where people should be reduced to a level resembling that of wild cattle in the American prairies.
This was the illumination they destined for humanity.
Yet such was the infatuation inspired by their immoral and strange doctrines, that nobles, princes, and monarchs of the period, including Frederick II of Prussia and the silly Joseph II of Austria, admitted to a part of their secrets, were the tools and the dupes, and even the accomplices of their
of these infamous conspirators.
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Chapter six of the War of Antichrist with the Church and Christian Civilization This is a Librivox recording.
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The War of Antichrist with the Church and Christian Civilization by Monsignor George F.
Dillon.
Chapter six.
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