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This is a non-sequitar argument. I'm going to comment on certain points you made, but first I must say this. Just because a group of people has
some custom doesn't mean they are the only ones who use it.
I don't get where you say "no snitching" is a Masonic thing. We instruct our members to keep the secrets they have been entrusted with. If you
are alluding to that we don't snitch to the authorities if a brother has a committed a crime, you are even more wrong.
The whole "dame" comment isn't even related to Freemasonry. The clothing comment made me laugh.
The "G" does not mean generativity. I guess the obvious answer is just too obvious for you. There is no sexuality in Freemasonry.
Again, for the millionth time, there is no god of Freemasonry. There is only the God the individual brother worships. We allow men of every faith in
and do not push one religious view or the other; religion and politics is not to be spoken about in the Lodge.
You seem to have a lot of sexual leaning beliefs about the Freemasons? Do you think we are a sexual cult? We are not.
You are desperately trying to connect dots (style, fly, etc) to Freemasonry. Probably, might be, these are not words that impress upon the reader
that Freemasonry is "indeed" connected to hip-hop. You speak of absolutes, but back it up using possibilities and coincidences.
"Props" are used during Masonic rituals.
So Freemasonry is the only group that uses props? No one else in the entire world uses props? This is just more evidence for my non-sequitar
statement.
You've basically taken a few words that may be Masonic and tried to tie them to hip-hop. From reading your thread I can tell you don't know the
true meaning of anything Masonic, but you've still tried to connect some dots.
A "master of ceremonies" is present at every Masonic lodge.
What position is this called?
The phrase "It's on" probably comes from "Jah-Bul-On."
How does "It's on" probably comes from "Jah-Bul-On."? How? You are reaching here?
The burning of incense comes from the same initiation rite.
Churches do this too.
And how is Freemasonry "partially" a sun-worshipping cult? How do you partially worship?
reply to post by vcwxvwligen
Boaz and Jachin are in the Bible so using your thinking process hip-hop comes from the Bible.
Blue is the color for Craft Masonry (the Blue Lodge) because the color blue denotes loyalty. The Military Intelligence Corps of the US Army uses Blue
as their color.
You can't use probabilities to show absolutes, it's a not a logical argument.
The phrase "I am that I am" also comes from the Bible; Exodus 3:14 (KJV)