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French writer (1854–1907)
Major conspiracy theories linking Freemasons to secret rituals and Satanism trace back to 19th-century hoaxes and sustained religious opposition; the Léo Taxil “Palladism” hoax is singled out as a del...
The claim that Albert Pike authored a prophetic letter outlining “three world wars” is widely contested and lacks contemporaneous documentary support; critical analyses trace the story to later public...
Accusations that Freemasonry practices involve Satanism have been driven not by a single event but by a chain of historical moments: the emergence of a secretive, ritualized fraternity in the Enlighte...
The story that Albert Pike predicted three world wars traces back to an alleged letter from Pike to Giuseppe Mazzini dated August 15, 1871, which conspiracy sites reproduce as the primary source of th...
The widely circulated “Albert Pike three world wars” letter appears to be a modern concoction built from earlier anti‑Masonic hoaxes and mid‑20th century conspiracy amplification rather than a verifia...
Exmiembros y autores han presentado relatos que vinculan grados altos de la masonería con prácticas esotéricas y satanismo, basándose principalmente en testimonios personales, libros confesionales y l...
La acusación de que "la masonería es una organización satánica" no se sostiene como un hecho probado: surge de una mezcla de fraudes históricos, denuncias religiosas y teorías conspirativas, aunque si...