The Masons...

The Masons, who fomented the revolution, came forth with slogans shouting the moral ideals of "liberty, equality and fraternity." Yet, tens of thousands of innocent people were sent to the guillotine, and the country soaked in blood. Even the leaders of the revolution themselves could not escape this savagery, but were sent to the guillotine, one after the other.

In the nineteenth century, socialism was born from the notion of the possibility of morality without religion, and with even more disastrous results. Socialism supposedly demanded a just, equal society in…