Secret Societies: A Discussion of Their Character and Claims

'Secret Societies: A Discussion of Their Character and Claims' is a non-fiction book by David MacDill, Jonathan Blanchard, and Edward Beecher. As one can tell from the title, the book discusses secret societies—albeit from the perspective of Christianity. It focuses particularly on denouncing the practice, arguing that to be one is incompatible to one's identity of being a Christian, using Freemasonry and Odd Fellowship as examples.