Originally posted by mastermind77
it would be nice if you practiced being real humans, not monolithic ritualists and self congratulatory seekers of something everyone should openly
know about, like the universal construct and our connection to it, or is that all just propaghanda?
Not sure where to start on this one... the
fact that you're responding to someone's post from 5 months ago, who hasn't even been on here in a month is, well, a bit odd in and of itself.
But since Bushido is MIA at the moment, I'll try to offer my 2¢ (unless you'd prefer to await his return...)
What part of doing charity work, putting family first, and being active in ones community goes against being "real humans?" What qualities does a
"real human" posses, in your opinion, that a Mason might be lacking?
I don't know anything about a "universal construct", at least not by that name. But seekers of knowledge? Sure. Some Masons are. Most aren't, but
that's OK too.
Now, if you're accusing Masons of hoarding the knowledge they seek, then I'd like to point you at the NUMEROUS papers, publications, books,
journals, etc. written by Masons that are available to anyone who'd care to buy them at their local bookstore or online. I've never seen a Mason
treat such endeavors as proprietary, so perhaps that's a misperception on your part? (It's propaganda when we put it out about ourselves... it's
slander when someone else puts it out about us falsely.)