Babylonian Mystery Religion: Kabbalah, Talmud, Gnostics, Templars, Rosicrucians, Jesuits, Illuminati

Do Freemasons Worship Lucifer? Evidence They Don't Want You To See | Hidden Agendas - Professor Walter J. Veith (2004 Lecture)

Who are the Freemasons? Are the Freemasons Satanic? Do they worship Satan? This episode exposes the philosophy behind secret societies and shows from the most authoritative sources that the deity worshiped in the shrines of secrecy is not the God of the Bible. With quotes from Albert Pike’s Morals and Dogma, perhaps the most influential source book in Freemasonry, Walter Veith reveals who the god of Freemasonry is and what a 33rd degree Freemason believes.

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