Is it true that these people are apart of the Illuminati or Freemasonry?

Question

Bill Clinton
Walt Disney
The KKK Guy (Albert Pike)
George Washington
George Bush

List others I dont know please?

Or are these people really Christians????

Answer 1

All of them are (or were) high-hevel Freemasons and Illuminati members. George Bush was part of the secret society, Skull and Bones, which is a Black Lodge of Freemasonry. The Illuminati are generational Satanists (Council of 13). They run the world and their Templar bankers completely control the world's money.

In defense of some of the Masons, they have no knowledge that the organization is Luciferian. They don't get exposed to that until they reach the 33rd degree level.

Answer 2

To everyone: None are/were part of the Illuminati, which died out before most of them were born and never existed outside of Bavaria... this only exists in the minds of the conspiracy theorists, fiction writers and those who fall for those fallacies

Clinton --- no he was in Demolay though (a youth appendant body of freemasonry for boys)

Disney -- yes (although there is some controversy on whether or not he was...)

Pike -- yes, and he was not a member of the KKK nor associated with it (although he had friends that were)

Washington -- yes

Bush -- no

http://masonicinfo.com/famous.htm

to some other responses...
* Pike was a freemason; and NOT a KKK guy
* there is no illuminati, not sure what your point about Kennedy and Oprah is, neither are related to masonry
* freemasonry is not a religion

Answer 3

I am a devout Christian and a Freemason. Being a mason has nothing to do with religion for the most part. Yes it teaches correct principles which are in the Bible, and its start comes from the working masons who built the Temples of God, you also have to believe in a supreme being. However it does not matter which church you go to. You can be a Muslim, Jew or any one of the Christian denominations. I do know at least one of the above was a Mason. (George Washington) And I am sure almost half of the presidents of the United States were also members. Just like any other club you belong to there are people who are not perfect and also those who are or become great men.

Answer 4

Disney, Pike and Washington were Freemasons.
Clinton and Bush were not.

Freemasonry is NOT a religion in itself because it is NOT a religion.

Yes it is possible to be a Christian and a Freemason. I am both.

There are many famous Freemasons including Ben Franklin, Paul Revere and others. You can search the net under famous Freemasons and find hundreds of famous people listed, and allthough some are erroneously listed, most of them are Freemasons.

Answer 5

Being a Freemason does not exclude you from being a Christian; actually some Lodges insist on adherence to Christian beliefs.

The Freemasons are a private society, usually doing "good works" for others. It is not a religious organization but one of brotherly love and support.

Do not let the "DaVinci Code" notions of collusion and corruption obscure the facts.

Learn more about it at:
http://www.askafreemason.org/

Answer 6

They are members of secret societies. They belong to different ones. Washington and Disney were both Freemasons, though. Bush is a member of the Bohemian Club.

Answer 7

The most religious person I know is a Mason. He is a fundamentalist Baptist. He even wears a flag of Israel on his lapel next to the US flag. This little anecdote is counterpoint to the claim that Masons are not Christians.

Answer 8

Freemasons and Illuminati people believe in a god. It isnt the supreme LOVE power though.

Answer 9

Freemasonry isn't much of a concern to me. The Illuminati, from what I've read, is about the same caliber.

Prett hokey stuff.

Answer 10

These people are puppets of the Illuminati. The real people who call the shots around the globe, are in secret places, and do not subject themselves to public scrutiny.
You forgot that *** Ted Kennedy, and Oprah.