Anyone interested in how Free Masonry started I recommend reading 'The Secrets Of Freemasonry' by Robert Lomas.
He goes through a few theories from it being a continuation of The Druid Priest Caste from Early British History, to having it's origins from Scottish Masons to a few different theories on it's origins starting from the Knights Templar. You can draw your own conclusion from the five different theories proposed.
Anyone else have other theories on how this secret society began?
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The Beginnings Of Freemasonry
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, Mar 03 2009 01:51 PM
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Posted 03 March 2009 - 02:31 PM
Minimalistix, on Mar 3 2009, 02:51 PM, said:
Anyone interested in how Free Masonry started I recommend reading 'The Secrets Of Freemasonry' by Robert Lomas.
He goes through a few theories from it being a continuation of The Druid Priest Caste from Early British History, to having it's origins from Scottish Masons to a few different theories on it's origins starting from the Knights Templar. You can draw your own conclusion from the five different theories proposed.
Anyone else have other theories on how this secret society began?
He goes through a few theories from it being a continuation of The Druid Priest Caste from Early British History, to having it's origins from Scottish Masons to a few different theories on it's origins starting from the Knights Templar. You can draw your own conclusion from the five different theories proposed.
Anyone else have other theories on how this secret society began?
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Posted 03 March 2009 - 02:37 PM
Yeah I know...
I have been using this website since 2002...
I have been using this website since 2002...
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Posted 03 March 2009 - 06:42 PM
Aren't Freemasons these days as benign as any other social club/organization?
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Recently i had met a freemason at work. apparently he is a high level Engineer who is involved in major power and energy projects around australia.
He mentioned to me that he was conducting a fund raising dinner to raise charity money for the East Timore education fascilities over in east timore. He even showed me photo's of him dining with the president of east timore. i was shocked what i saw. He revealed a little about his strong connection with the freemason Lodge as if it was no big deal. when he mentioned to me that he had dinner with the president of east timore..i was even more shocked coz the way he said it really casually like it was no big deal. He comes acroos as a really benighn chap in his late 50's that has alot of respect within our company. He even gave me a dvd player for free...coz his daughter is staying at a hotel internationally and didnt need the dvd player.
He sort of hinted to me to join up with them...but didnt impose himself. he conversed with me rather nicelly actually. No arrogance, no big head or power trip,,,just very casual and professional conversation.
he aslo mentioned that there are also a few greeks in the freemasons Lodges around Australia.
I have read up on it and have come to the conclusion that it is an organization that although respects all races and religions...there is a catch. You have to give a sum of money to the Freemsaons lodge per year..something like 500 bucks.
I've been told that if you try and join up with them with the sole purpose of advancement in finances or power,,,that you will be bitterly disappointed.
He mentioned to me that he was conducting a fund raising dinner to raise charity money for the East Timore education fascilities over in east timore. He even showed me photo's of him dining with the president of east timore. i was shocked what i saw. He revealed a little about his strong connection with the freemason Lodge as if it was no big deal. when he mentioned to me that he had dinner with the president of east timore..i was even more shocked coz the way he said it really casually like it was no big deal. He comes acroos as a really benighn chap in his late 50's that has alot of respect within our company. He even gave me a dvd player for free...coz his daughter is staying at a hotel internationally and didnt need the dvd player.
He sort of hinted to me to join up with them...but didnt impose himself. he conversed with me rather nicelly actually. No arrogance, no big head or power trip,,,just very casual and professional conversation.
he aslo mentioned that there are also a few greeks in the freemasons Lodges around Australia.
I have read up on it and have come to the conclusion that it is an organization that although respects all races and religions...there is a catch. You have to give a sum of money to the Freemsaons lodge per year..something like 500 bucks.
I've been told that if you try and join up with them with the sole purpose of advancement in finances or power,,,that you will be bitterly disappointed.
Edited by Mr Muscle, 26 April 2009 - 03:53 PM.
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Posted 26 April 2009 - 04:26 PM
Heres a link for all those who want to join the illuminati....lol
http://illuminati-order.com/
just kidding.
I,m not one of them...lol
http://illuminati-order.com/
just kidding.
I,m not one of them...lol
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Posted 27 April 2009 - 02:06 PM
Mr Muscle, on Apr 26 2009, 03:48 PM, said:
Recently i had met a freemason at work. apparently he is a high level Engineer who is involved in major power and energy projects around australia.
He mentioned to me that he was conducting a fund raising dinner to raise charity money for the East Timore education fascilities over in east timore. He even showed me photo's of him dining with the president of east timore. i was shocked what i saw. He revealed a little about his strong connection with the freemason Lodge as if it was no big deal. when he mentioned to me that he had dinner with the president of east timore..i was even more shocked coz the way he said it really casually like it was no big deal. He comes acroos as a really benighn chap in his late 50's that has alot of respect within our company. He even gave me a dvd player for free...coz his daughter is staying at a hotel internationally and didnt need the dvd player.
He sort of hinted to me to join up with them...but didnt impose himself. he conversed with me rather nicelly actually. No arrogance, no big head or power trip,,,just very casual and professional conversation.
he aslo mentioned that there are also a few greeks in the freemasons Lodges around Australia.
I have read up on it and have come to the conclusion that it is an organization that although respects all races and religions...there is a catch. You have to give a sum of money to the Freemsaons lodge per year..something like 500 bucks.
I've been told that if you try and join up with them with the sole purpose of advancement in finances or power,,,that you will be bitterly disappointed.
He mentioned to me that he was conducting a fund raising dinner to raise charity money for the East Timore education fascilities over in east timore. He even showed me photo's of him dining with the president of east timore. i was shocked what i saw. He revealed a little about his strong connection with the freemason Lodge as if it was no big deal. when he mentioned to me that he had dinner with the president of east timore..i was even more shocked coz the way he said it really casually like it was no big deal. He comes acroos as a really benighn chap in his late 50's that has alot of respect within our company. He even gave me a dvd player for free...coz his daughter is staying at a hotel internationally and didnt need the dvd player.
He sort of hinted to me to join up with them...but didnt impose himself. he conversed with me rather nicelly actually. No arrogance, no big head or power trip,,,just very casual and professional conversation.
he aslo mentioned that there are also a few greeks in the freemasons Lodges around Australia.
I have read up on it and have come to the conclusion that it is an organization that although respects all races and religions...there is a catch. You have to give a sum of money to the Freemsaons lodge per year..something like 500 bucks.
I've been told that if you try and join up with them with the sole purpose of advancement in finances or power,,,that you will be bitterly disappointed.
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Posted 27 April 2009 - 02:13 PM
LOL Tzaki!
On another note the Freemasons have a huge network of influential people!
As any oganisation, When you do become a member, the doors inevitably start opening for you!
On another note the Freemasons have a huge network of influential people!
As any oganisation, When you do become a member, the doors inevitably start opening for you!
Edited by DemiK, 27 April 2009 - 02:22 PM.
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Posted 27 April 2009 - 02:56 PM
DemiK, on Apr 27 2009, 02:13 PM, said:
LOL Tzaki!
On another note the Freemasons have a huge network of influential people!
As any oganisation, When you do become a member, the doors inevitably start opening for you!
On another note the Freemasons have a huge network of influential people!
As any oganisation, When you do become a member, the doors inevitably start opening for you!
I hear the coptics donate, some evangalists donate but what happens with them a portion of their pay goes directly to the church, what do you think about that?? I think its 10% of your pay and this particular one operates at the back of some warehouse site....*scrunches up nose**
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 05:41 PM
TZAKI, on Apr 27 2009, 02:56 PM, said:
I hear the coptics donate, some evangalists donate but what happens with them a portion of their pay goes directly to the church, what do you think about that?? I think its 10% of your pay and this particular one operates at the back of some warehouse site....*scrunches up nose**
yeah coptics donate 10% of pay packet to the church...
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Posted 04 May 2009 - 07:56 PM
It's called tithing...
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I've heard that Hiram Abiff was the FIRST freemason. He was a jewish architect at King Solomon s Temple. So maybe freemasonry has it's roots in judaism?
There are also theories that Jesus Christ was a freemason. I'd heard that Christ was actually a Zionist spy who was trained and raised almost like a "sleeper agent" is nowadays. His role was to bring the tenets of judaism to all nations, but since only jews recognize themselves as the chosen people of god...Christ became a pseudo-messiah of the world for the sole purpose of implementing a new religion for the Goyim to follow, and as it turned out there are hundreds of millions of people following and worshipping the judeo-christian faith and jewish god.
If correct...it really is a brilliant means of psychological warfare. To have the world follow your god, follow your history, sing about israel, but never will the Goy be recognized as the chosen few. Great way to control the masses!
Christ died at age 33, there are supposedly 33 levels of masonry.
There are also theories that Jesus Christ was a freemason. I'd heard that Christ was actually a Zionist spy who was trained and raised almost like a "sleeper agent" is nowadays. His role was to bring the tenets of judaism to all nations, but since only jews recognize themselves as the chosen people of god...Christ became a pseudo-messiah of the world for the sole purpose of implementing a new religion for the Goyim to follow, and as it turned out there are hundreds of millions of people following and worshipping the judeo-christian faith and jewish god.
If correct...it really is a brilliant means of psychological warfare. To have the world follow your god, follow your history, sing about israel, but never will the Goy be recognized as the chosen few. Great way to control the masses!
Christ died at age 33, there are supposedly 33 levels of masonry.
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