Title: Amusing at times but as a whole is inaccurate
Product review: As a man that has spent years studying the connection between Freemasonry and the Bible, I have to say that like "The Da Vinci Code", this book too is amusing at times but as a whole is inaccurate. Many of the assumptions made about Freemasonry are unfounded or make such huge leaps that it is difficult to accept. Many of the attempts at using scripture to back up specific claims were pulled out of context, misinterpreted, or twisted and forced into a conversation. If Freemasonry was so anti-Christian, the claims and evidence should fall into place. The evidence does not do this because modern-day Freemasonry is indeed NOT anti-Christian.I enjoy reading books that challenge my way of thinking because one of two things will occur. Either I will find a flaw in my ways and see light that wasn't available before or I will further realize that I'm on target. In this case, it is certainly the later.
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