@SethPhotopoulos: well christians doesn't worship marry or confess sins to other ppl. In the old days, they slaughtered christians non stop for centuries. They discovered the way to taint christianity was to create a knock off religion. I am not aware they are the same types of ppl christians are. They did suceed in ruining religion's name. Religious ppl worships god, not mary, they could careless about other human beings besides jesus or prophets since they are only that, human beings.
@AmonHouston: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reportedly_haunted_locations_in_Washington,_D.C.
(he might of died a horrible death and wasn't allowed in heaven, he's on earth still just like demons are kicked out of heaven. Abraham lincoln never made it to heaven unfortuentely. He does seem like a good guy though)
But the White House's most famous alleged apparition is that of Abraham Lincoln. Eleanor Roosevelt never admitted to having seen Lincoln's ghost, but did say that she felt his presence repeatedly throughout the White House. Mrs. Roosevelt also said that the family dog, Fala, would sometimes bark for no reason at what she felt was Lincoln's ghost. President Dwight Eisenhower's press secretary, James Hagerty, and Liz Carpenter, press secretary to First Lady Lady Bird Johnson, both said they felt Lincoln's presence many times. The former president's footsteps are also said to be heard in the hall outside the Lincoln Bedroom. As reputable an eyewitness as Lillian Rogers Parks admitted in her autobiography My Thirty Years Backstairs at the White House that she had heard them. Margaret Truman, daughter of President Harry S. Truman, said she heard a spectre rapping at the door of the Lincoln Bedroom when she stayed there, and believed it was Lincoln. President Truman himself was once wakened by raps at the door while spending a night in the Lincoln Bedroom. Others have actually seen an apparition of the former president. The first person reported to have actually seen Lincoln's spirit was First LadyGrace Coolidge, who said she saw the ghost of Lincoln standing at a window in the Yellow Oval Room staring out at the Potomac. Winston Churchill, Theodore Roosevelt, and Maureen Reagan and her husband have all claimed to have seen a spectral Lincoln in the White House. A number of staff members of the Roosevelt administration claimed to have seen Lincoln's spirit, and on one occasion Roosevelt's personal valet ran screaming from the White House claiming he had seen Lincoln's ghost. Perhaps the most famous incident was in 1942 when Queen Wilhelmina of The Netherlands heard footsteps outside her White House bedroom and answered a knock on the door, only to see Lincoln in frock coat and top hat standing in front of her (she promptly fainted). One of the most recent sightings came in the early 1980s, when Tony Savoy, White House operations foreman, came into the White House and saw Lincoln sitting in a chair at the top of some stairs. Several unnamed eyewitnesses have claimed to have seen the shade of Abraham Lincoln actually lying down on the bed in the Lincoln Bedroom (which was used as a meeting room at the time of his administration), and while others have seen Lincoln sat on the edge of the bed and put his boots on. The most famous eyewitness to the latter was Mary Eben, Eleanor Roosevelt's secretary, who saw Lincoln pulling on his boots and ran screaming from the room.
@SethPhotopoulos: Of course they can have any religion in the freemason, they do use satanic rituals alot. I don't think it's a good society of christian worship. The vma(video music award, look it up) was one freemason worship session if anyone wants to look that up. I also heard they build things in the u.s, lots of landmarks has alot of satanic symbols. Your right they do let any religion join at first. It's irrelevent, you will probally be possed by that society anyways, you aren't going to win by being a christian.
Also I dispelled the myth that these presidents are holy or religious, they are also skull and bones if you seen the post above, I researched all their names. That shows there isn't much religion besides jfk.
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