Despite widespread misconceptions, veteran lawyer Mr. Ambrose Rachier has disproved claims that freemasonry involves devil worship.
In an interview with Duncan Khaemba of NTV on Sunday, Ambrose Rachier admitted that he joined freemasonry in 1994 and has never looked back.
He asserts that membership in freemasonry is completely normal and that those who do so are good members of society who take an active interest in charitable endeavors.
Rachier claimed that joining them required high moral standards in society and that the bar was set too high.
He used the example of wash-wash people, thieves, and other bad people in society.
According to him, if these people were admitted, it would damage their reputation and alter how society views them.
Additionally, he explained that in order to change people’s lives by doing good for humanity, you must be a good citizen who obeys the law and is considerate of other people’s welfare.
Fascinatingly, Ambrose Rachier disproved the widespread myth that human sacrifices are a part of freemasonry, especially those involving very close family members.
In response to the question of why so few Africans participate in freemasonry, Ambrose rachier said that people have shied away from it due to mistrust and urban legends.
Ambrose Rachier clarified that they do not invoke the name of Jesus and that they only conduct the church parade, which is held only once a year in March.
Kenyans on their side reacted differently, with some reading with suspicion, especially given how he repeatedly dodged questions from Mr. Duncan Khaemba.
He omitted details such as the place of their charitable endeavors, the beneficiaries of their financial support, and the nature of the oaths taken when a person joins Freemasonry.
Ambrose Rachier also declined to describe the clothing attires they put for their meetings, which take place every evening at 6 PM at the freemasonry hall close to Lang’ata.
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