Originally posted by coyote66
Of course i also know already, as a matter of fact, what kind of patriaritical, feodal, mysoginist ideals u are holding inside the odd club of yours(and no i'm no feminist, just egalitarian).
No you don't
Originally posted by coyote66
And yes i have no qualms AT ALL to violate the so called "word of honour of the brotherhood of men" (whatever that supposed to mean) in exchange for a greater good.
So you're a "ends justify the means" kind of guy.
Originally posted by coyote66
In fact i would go further then just ignoring meaningless words. And related to the "belief in god" i have also heard that one has to conduct an act of insult of their belief, in the form of spitting upon their holy book, in order to advance to the higher degrees in the society. CMIIWbut since u havent through this, i assume it will also be pointless to demand a confirmation of this matter upon u? Is this another mistake on my behalf?
I'm just going to start calling you Phillip the Fair (sic).
Originally posted by coyote66
so is it possible for a lower degree mason to know the codes of the higher orders?
What composes the higher vs the lower?
Originally posted by coyote66
But why do i have a great doubt u are even a real member of a lodge?
I have a blog where I post pictures of my goings and in lodge. But I know that I am a member and my trying to prove it to you is not really at the top of my to-do list.
Originally posted by coyote66
And if u even were, i highly doubt that u might have genuine atraction toward women.
What a dick thing to say. Who are you to say what another man is attracted (it's spelled with two "t's") to. My girlfriends (past and present) would beg to differ.


(and no i'm no feminist, just egalitarian).
Yes, there are some irregular Masons on ATS according to my Grand Lodge of
Florida, but if I went to their state, some of them are considered "regular" in their own states. Others would be considered irregular anywhere in
the world, but that doesn't stop us from having nice and informative conversations, I just can't sit in their Lodge.