5 REASON A MORMON IN AFRICA CAN BE ROSICRUCIAN.

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QUESTION: 


Is it not strange that there are Latter-day Saint #Rosicrucian students in Africa?
ANSWER:
There is nothing unusual in being a Latter-day Saint Rosicrucian student in Africa.
There are European and American Latter-day Saint #Rosicrucians,as well as Freemasons,who are very active members of the Church.So, nothing forbids any African Freemason or an African Rosicrucian student from joining the Latter-Day Saints Church (a.k.a Mormon Church).

QUESTION:
Is #Rosicrucianism not a religion?

ANSWER:
 A dictionary defines religion as, " the believe in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
#Rosicrucians is not a religion because it has no required creed or set of beliefs.It does not have any being or concept of being which must be worshiped. It has no prescribed method of worship, nor does it promise reward or salvation for one kind of conduct or threaten punishment for another.It does not interpret scriptures.


QUESTION:
What then is #Rosicrucianism?

ANSWER:
It is not a particular subject but rather the furtherance of the spirit and application of knowledge.It comprehends and contemplates all laws and principles which lead to ultimate truth.The Rosicrucian Order, #AMORC,has no SCRIPTURES!

QUESTION:
Some people say the #Rosicrucian Order, #AMORC,is a secret society.Is it not? Have you heard some Christians pray against #AMORC? HAHAHA I use to be one of them.

ANSWER:

Some people ignorantly say so, whereas other people mischievously do.
The Order is not a secret society.It is an interracial,cultural and educational fraternity whose members always strive to inquire into the true nature of life by studying,investigating and applying natural and spiritual laws of the universe for the attainment of peace,harmony and health in their earthly lives.They also use their acquired knowledge in the service if God and humanity.They know that when they serve their fellow beings they are serving the God of their hearts and realization. Therefore, service of love to one's fellow beings is of paramount importance to a Rosicrucian student.

It is hoped you have been sufficiently enlightened to know that there is absolutely nothing unusual in being a Latter-day Saint #Rosicrucian student anywhere in the free world.
Greetings!!!

By. Olatunji Famosa.
Edited by: Obasi Sunday C.

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