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The demands of the Freemasons to strive for the moral renewal of life and the unity of people, to believe in God and to do good to one's neighbor were in the best possible way in the humanistic beliefs of Liszt. We have already noted that the ideals of Chateaubriand, Lamartine, Senancourt, Abbot Lamenne,Ballanche and Saint-Simon agreed without contradiction with his own. If we recall that these ideals were a humanistic perception of the world, the need for moral improvement and understanding of religion as the main core of the existence of civilization, it becomes clear what Liszt attracted to Freemasonry. It can be safely said that Liszt’s spiritual path from sensimonism through Freemasonry to the adoption of church dignity was consistent and logical.that Liszt’s spiritual path from sensimonism through Freemasonry to church dignity was consistent and logical.that Liszt’s spiritual path from sensimonism through Freemasonry to church dignity was consistent and logical.