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Originally posted by TruthWizard
they get mad because they know by being a part of the masons they are contributing to the destruction and rape of this nation. Its a massive ponzi scheme and they just use lame mock occult rituals to attract more contributes to keep their money flowing.
Originally posted by Fitzgibbon
Originally posted by TruthWizard
they get mad because they know by being a part of the masons they are contributing to the destruction and rape of this nation. Its a massive ponzi scheme and they just use lame mock occult rituals to attract more contributes to keep their money flowing.
Riiiiight!
Thanks for your in-depth contribution to the thread. I don't suppose there's any other issues you'd like to lay at the feet of the fraternity?
Originally posted by JoshNorton
reply to post by TruthWizard
And just how are Masons destroying or raping the nation? I thought Republicans were doing a fine job of that without our help…
Originally posted by TruthWizard
they get mad because they know by being a part of the masons they are contributing to the destruction and rape of this nation. Its a massive ponzi scheme and they just use lame mock occult rituals to attract more contributes to keep their money flowing.edit on 9-8-2011 by TruthWizard because: typo
No, George Washington believed that continental Freemasonry had been infiltrated by the Bavarian Illuminati. And it had. No doubt about it. (Not that that's a bad thing, if you actually understand what the Bavarian Illuminati's goals were in a historical context…) That was 235 years ago. What does any of that have to do with American Freemasonry and the state of the nation today? The last Mason in the White House was Gerald Ford 35 years ago. You want to blame the economy on him?
Originally posted by TruthWizard
George Washington himself believed the masons had been infiltrated by Illuminati.
Originally posted by CydonianKnight
My Girlfriends dad and Grandad are Masons. Been asked to attend some Family Night event in the next upcoming months, i can honestly say i am worried because of the negative comments i hear about Freemasonry on here.
Originally posted by majesticgent
I have a question.
Is one of the requirements to be a Mason monotheistic faith, and if so why?
I've always wondered that. I asked one of my barbers who was a Mason, and he said to seek the answers to the questions I ask, go to the local lodge and ask/join. Well I never did, so I figured this would be a good forum to ask.
Never really been interested in joining though as I'm weary of joining cliques, groups, fraternities, etc. No offense; it's just that I'm more of a loner.edit on 9-8-2011 by majesticgent because: worded my question a bit better
Originally posted by JoshNorton
No, George Washington believed that continental Freemasonry had been infiltrated by the Bavarian Illuminati. And it had. No doubt about it. (Not that that's a bad thing, if you actually understand what the Bavarian Illuminati's goals were in a historical context…) That was 235 years ago. What does any of that have to do with American Freemasonry and the state of the nation today? The last Mason in the White House was Gerald Ford 35 years ago. You want to blame the economy on him?
Originally posted by TruthWizard
George Washington himself believed the masons had been infiltrated by Illuminati.
Originally posted by John_Rodger_Cornman
Originally posted by JoshNorton
No, George Washington believed that continental Freemasonry had been infiltrated by the Bavarian Illuminati. And it had. No doubt about it. (Not that that's a bad thing, if you actually understand what the Bavarian Illuminati's goals were in a historical context…) That was 235 years ago. What does any of that have to do with American Freemasonry and the state of the nation today? The last Mason in the White House was Gerald Ford 35 years ago. You want to blame the economy on him?
Originally posted by TruthWizard
George Washington himself believed the masons had been infiltrated by Illuminati.
Thats a false statement.
Regan,the bushes,the clintons, and obama are all masons.
Originally posted by fordrew
Originally posted by John_Rodger_Cornman
Originally posted by JoshNorton
No, George Washington believed that continental Freemasonry had been infiltrated by the Bavarian Illuminati. And it had. No doubt about it. (Not that that's a bad thing, if you actually understand what the Bavarian Illuminati's goals were in a historical context…) That was 235 years ago. What does any of that have to do with American Freemasonry and the state of the nation today? The last Mason in the White House was Gerald Ford 35 years ago. You want to blame the economy on him?
Originally posted by TruthWizard
George Washington himself believed the masons had been infiltrated by Illuminati.
Thats a false statement.
Regan,the bushes,the clintons, and obama are all masons.
are they all high level masons?
Originally posted by majesticgent
Thanks for asking my question.
By monotheistic faith I meant believe in one God/god. Like an atheist could not join because they do not believe in a God, gods, or the concept of a creator?
So whether you believe in YHWH/Jehovah/God/I AM, Yeshua/Jesus, Allah, god, a god, Azazel, Krishna, Buddah, LAM, Lucifer, Satan, (insert deity here) then you could roll with the idea that there is a Grand Architect / creator? Am I on the right track to understanding it?
I guess loner was a bad word selection and I should have used introvert instead. I'm not a loner in the fact that I shy away from human interaction like a hermit. Meaning that I never really fit in with a group because of the way I think. Nine times out of ten, I tend to not go along with the group-think mentality and do things the way I want to do, or think is right.
Socially I'm an introvert the majority of the times, but I can be extroverted when I need to be.
But I don't think anyone below 32nd degree will have a clue about it.
How can you claim to support it when you wont even know what it's all REALLY about until you reach the highest levels?”
Originally posted by Frater210
Muzzleflash
But I don't think anyone below 32nd degree will have a clue about it.
JoshNorton
How can you claim to support it when you wont even know what it's all REALLY about until you reach the highest levels?”
Hello, OP, I think I have a clue to your question. I don't think they get mad either; I think it is merely frustration, and a little bit of sour grapes.
I grabbed those two quotes because they illustrate a point I would like to make based on MuzzleFlash's misunderstanding and the quote that JoshNorton quoted.
In none of these 'secret societies', which utilize Templar Order, are the 'secrets' saved for the 'end' or higher degrees.
Like all true systems of initiation the 'Final Secret' is in the first lesson. That is a universal quality of these organizations and if you are a quick little Monkey then you are going to get it and if you aren't then you aren't.
It takes work and preparation and if you don't have it then, well, that may be the origin of the sour grapes.
One thing I have noticed for sure in these 'societies' and 'lodge culture' in general; 99% of the applicants have no idea at all what they are getting in to, they actually think they are going to learn it all there . If they have really come to learn; most seem to be around for the pot lucks and a sense of community.
The Masons on ATS are great guys but a little bit lazy. I have found that once you guys are taken out of familiar territory you get all lazy and the thread dies. Is it because when someone who has their crap together with this subject matter shows up you gentlemen actually have to go to work, and just pulling something out of your box of debunking memorabilia won't cut it? I think so.
I have had fun meeting you guys on these threads and I have no personal axe to grind concerning Freemasonry. It is just that it has been an interest and a hobby for so long that I am in Pig heaven on ATS where folks actually want to talk about it. At least until it becomes work.
So that is my theory. If the issue can't be dealt with immediately by grabbing something out of the box then the frustration ensues.
We can revisit Lucifer and Pikes fascination with him any time you'd like.
Ed. I just wanted to add that I really did mean that. I will say it a final time because I will have to be in character if we are supposed to be on opposite sides of the fence.
I, Frater210, have no personal woody against Freemasonry. I have just been fascinated since I was a little kid and love to talk about things I have discovered along the way.
You might be interested in what I have found because I have belonged to all of the 'Other' organizations (and yours) that also utilize Templar Order.
Let's be friends.
edit on 9-8-2011 by Frater210 because:
Originally posted by John_Rodger_Cornman
You can learn great knowledge from anyone/thing not just the people/things you respect and hold high.