Freemasonry's Theological Doctrine

Freemasonry's theological doctrine is that, from its earliest documents, masonry claims the prerogative of being a universal religion above every particular sect denomination or personal persuasion. So there's a masonic insistence that whatever the names for god by which members are accustomed to address him, in their own religion, in the lodge, god is to be called by this name. According to david grey, who is a catholic convert from freemasonry, he actually rose to the sublime degree of master mason. He held the office of, and i quote again, high priest of a royal arch chapter. The sacraments of freemasonry are the three degrees of entered apprenticeship fellow craft