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THE

CHARACTER, CLAIMS AND

PRACTICAL WORKINGS

OF

FREEMASONRY

1869

By Rev. C. G. FINNEY

late President of Oberlin College, Ohio

Author’s Preface Chapter 1: Intro Chapter 2: Scrap of History Chapter 3: How Known Chapter 4: Credibility of the Books Revealing Freemasonry Chapter 5: Examination of the Books Revealing Freemasonry Chapter 6: Masters Degree Chapter 7: Royal Arch Degree Chapter 8: Sworn to Persecute Chapter 9: Awful Profanity of Masonic Oaths Chapter 10: Perverse and Profane Use of The Holy Bible Chapter 11: Freemasonry Imposes on the Ignorant Chapter 12: Masonry Susceptible of Change Only By Additions Chapter 13: The Claim of Freemasonry To Great Antiquity Is False Chapter 14: The Boasted Benevolence Of Masons A Sham Chapter 15: Freemasonry is a False Religion Chapter 16: The Argument That Great and Good Men Have Been and Are Freemasons, Examined Chapter 17: Masonic Oaths Are Unlawful and Void Chapter 18: Why Freemasons Resort To Threats and Refuse To Discuss Their Principles Chapter 19: Relations of Masonry to The Church of Christ Chapter 20: Conclusion The WORKS of The Rev. CHARLES G. FINNEY Copyright (c)1999, 2000. Gospel Truth Ministries