Can someone enlighten me on the principles and beliefs associated with the Masons? I've seen 'em around, but don't know anything about them.
Thank you.
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Can someone enlighten me on the principles and beliefs associated with the Masons? I've seen 'em around, but don't know anything about them.
Thank you.
other than websites and shows on the histery channle, I know nothing.
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Then why did you post?
someone had to
http://www.pagrandlodge.org/programs...thistphil.html
off to the library I suppose.
here's another link
I think it goes over the beliefs and such, but I only skimmed it.
For scary stuff on Free Masons, read From Hell. Or watch the Stoncutters episode of the Simpsons :lol:
Interesting stuff. Thanks.
Any Masons on TNL?
My father's a Freemason, but he never goes to meetings or pays dues. I tried to get him to tell me about what the meetings are like, but he was mysteriously quiet on the subject. Hmmmm....
I can't tell you much.. I can give you a name but this is all.
Robert Anton Wilson.
They're everywhere and they're listening.
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Creepy.
I remember someone being like, outraged that there was a quest in the original PSO that referenced freemasons.
Who controls the British crown? Who keeps the metric system down?
Masons.
~Mr. K~
"Who makes Steve Guttenburg a star?!"
You dont want to know... And if you insist that you do, look for, not at, where it started.
Do not seek information that you may not be able to handle.
My grandpa was a Free Mason, and my dad was or a time too. I asked him about it and he basically said "It's gay, don't worry about it". It's just a bunch of deluded elitists.
Satanic fucks at the highest level, idiotic morons at the local mason parlor, they are linked from everything from charity events to the mob to the JFK assasination and more recently the event of 9/11.
George W. Bush is a member of the Yale offshoot of Freemasonry, the Skull & Bones society...
They have some pretty freaky shit going on at the initiations...if you want to know more pm me or something. Or you could try Google.... type in "Freemason Conspiracy" and youll be busy all night.
Peace.
Meh, they have nothing on the Patriots. "Content with Context!" :)
WEEEEEEEEE!!!
Secret societies!!!
...the Mason's are the conversion of the Knights Templar. On Friday the 13th, a King (whose name escapes me) had the Knights Templar slaughtered because they had gained too much power and favor among the people (which is where the Friday the 13th myth comes from).
The remaining Knights and escapees fled to Scotland, which is where the birth of the "Scottish Right" comes from.
Supposedly, the Scottish right can trace their liniage back to the man who built Solomon's temple (hence the name Freemasons), and then Jesus Christ, through the use of the heretical book, the Gospel of Mary Magdelene, which explains how Jesus got Mary pregnant, and she bore His offspring.
It's all a load of crap.
Supposedly my fraternity (Kappa Sigma) shares a few ritualistic similarities with the masons. I just don't know what parts are similar! :D We held our chapter meetings in the Newark DE mason hall actually.
Oookay.
1. Don't believe the conspiracy stuff. Honestly, the Masons are like the Kiwanis club or something. They do have some very high profile members, including Prince Charles, but they're not actually running around assassinating Popes. I know the internet will tell you otherwise, but when did you start believing that thing? Except for the Timecube. That's real.
2. They originated as an honest-to-goodness Masonry guild, and beame involved with good works as a part of their mandate. Masonry was formalized into something of a Christian mystery religion in post-Cromwell England; for a very interesting take on it, yes, From Hell is a pretty good reference. Lots of sacred numbers and references to pagan polytheology. This information is only given to one who has risen to the highest ranks of the organization - there are 33 levels.
But publically, they're still God-fearing Christians, in the we-don't-actually-fear-God British sense. If you ever see somebody with a compass (needle-math thing, not directional) bumper sticker, they're a Mason. The idea being that God is the supreme architect. In practice, they're an old-boys' network who give each other deals on landscaping, have beer-hall gatherings, and occasionally do charitable stuff. Think: Loyal Order of Waterbuffaloes.
You are educated stupid. :pQuote:
Originally posted by StriderKyo
Oookay.
1. I know the internet will tell you otherwise, but when did you start believing that thing? Except for the Timecube. That's real.