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Originally posted by moltquedelo
- this thing as the "all seeing capability" and see/read in every "living thing" (animated thing) which means any life form, "anywhere", in "any world" , somehow this is possible because it is this thing that make "living things" to "live".
- it's very stupid and unwise to worship this entity like masons do (without even knowing it btw), calling it the "great architect" and such stupid names, because this thing is not an "architect".
Originally posted by DutchBigBoy
an eye with rays- one big boss at the top who sees all (GOD?)
Originally posted by SSimon
I believe the space between the bottom and the top means its a never accomplished task (of what ?im not a mason)
by JoshNorton
Yes. The eye represents God. He's all seeing, all knowing, and is the thing that makes living things to live.
by JoshNorton
So you're saying it's stupid and unwise to worship God? That's certainly an atheist's point of view, but not one shared by those who have a religious faith. Freemasonry is not a religion, and not a substitute for an individual's religion. When Masons get together and invoke the blessing of the Grand Architect of the Universe, they're talking about God. But because Masonry is religiously tolerant, they use the term Grand Architect of the Universe as a way to describe God without giving him a name that is specific to one faith over another.
Originally posted by DutchBigBoy
an eye with rays- one big boss at the top who sees all (GOD?)
by JoshNorton
You got it.
Originally posted by SSimon
I believe the space between the bottom and the top means its a never accomplished task (of what ?im not a mason)
by JoshNorton
No. The unfinished pyramid is not a symbol used by Freemasons.
by JoshNorton
As far as the symbol appearing on the Great Seal of the United States, the 13 steps of the pyramid represent the original 13 colonies, with God overseeing the building of our nation, which is, even today, still a work in progress.