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Originally posted by Razimus
Also what's the g in the symbol stand for, is it god or sacred geometry or something? thanks.
In the Hebrew, represented by :. The seventh letter of the English, Latin, and Romanic alphabets. In the Greek and many other alphabets it is the third in place; in the Russian, Wallachian, and some others it is the fourth; in the Arabic the fifth, and in the Ethiopian the twentieth. In Hebrew it is called Gheé-mel, is of the numerical value of three, and its signification is camel. It is associated with the third sacred name of God, in Hebrew, in: GlwWdot, or in Latin magnus, the Mighty. In Freemasonry it is given as the initial of the word God. The Masonic use of the letter tends to the belief of a modern form in the ceremony of the Fellow Craft Degree (see G. O. D.). As in all Roman Catholic and in many Protestant churches the cross, engraved or sculptured in some prominent position, will be found as the expressive symbol of Christianity, so in every Masonic Lodge a letter G may be seen in the East, either painted on the wall or sculptured in wood or metal, and suspended over the Master's chair. This is, in fact, if not the most prominent, certainly the most familiar, of all the symbols of Freemasonry. It is the one to which the poet, Brother Robert Burns, alluded in those well known and often-quoted lines, in which he speaks of . . . that hieroglyphic bright
1) To defend their kind, for they see it necessary given if they really didn't give a flying donkey fecal matter they would probably look less elusive. (alas look at my signature)
2) To more than likely dismiss any kind of 9/11, alien, alternative science as nothing more than "proofless"
3) To be pompous and all knowing.
Originally posted by Saurus
Where did this one come from? I have no interest in 9/11, not being American, and I quite enjoy the idea of alternative science and aliens.
Which none but Craftsmen ever saw;" that is to say, ever saw understandingly ever saw, knowing at the same time what it meant. There if an uncertainty as to the exact time when this symbol was first introduced into Speculative Masonry. It was not derived, in its present form, from the Operative Masons of the Middle Ages, who bestowed upon Freemasonry so much of its symbolism, for it if not found among the architectural decorations of the old cathedrals. Doctor Oliver says it was in the old lectures; but this is an uncertain expression. From Prichard's Masonry Dissected, which was published in 1730, it would seem that the symbol was not in use at that date. But it may have been omitted. If Tubal Kain, which was published in 1767, is, as it purported to be, identical with Prichard's purpose, the question is settled; for it contains the lecture on the letter G. to which reference will directly be made.
Heres one, why are you a Mason?
Originally posted by Revolution-2012
Originally posted by Saurus
Where did this one come from? I have no interest in 9/11, not being American, and I quite enjoy the idea of alternative science and aliens.
Ummm because I highly doubt a Mason would believe their own country had anything to do with 3 planes crashing into their own buildings and killing their own people.
Heres one, why are you a Mason?
Walk into any bookstore and ask them where their books on Freemasons are. They won't point you to Philosophy. They won't point you to Religion. They won't point you to Self-Help. They'll point you to the shelf with the UFOs, the new-age love charms, and the Wiccan and pagan books. Do those books belong together? As a Mason and bibliophile, I say no, but I don't run Barnes & Noble.
Originally posted by Razimus
... but the ones I met weren't interested in UFOs or any topics on here which is why I'm surprised.
Originally posted by Revolution-2012
The infamous Mason's are on this board for many reasons.
1) To defend their kind, for they see it necessary given if they really didn't give a flying donkey fecal matter they would probably look less elusive. (alas look at my signature)
Many in any position don't like defamation so we see it necessary to fight back against all this libel and slander.
2) To more than likely dismiss any kind of 9/11, alien, alternative science as nothing more than "proofless"
That came out of nowhere.
3) To be pompous and all knowing.
And the conspirators are not?
Originally posted by KSigMason
reply to post by Revolution-2012
When you look past the cover and actually read their books you'll see good work written in them.
Originally posted by FitzgibbonIn fact, it always puzzles me why anti-Masons seem to be of the mind that beer, babes, movies and music are subjects foreign to Masons (as if we're monks of some kind)? One passtime doesn't preclude the other except maybe when beer, babes, movies or music might interfere with Lodge; then a Mason has to search deep within his soul to make the right decision for him.
Originally posted by Razimus
Why are there so many Masons on ATS?.