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reply posted on 17-5-2012 @ 09:41 AM by Fitzgibbon
Originally posted by TruthExposed

in closing I just want to say masons in modern times are not evil, associated with the devil, do not run the world, or any of the other BS i hear alot. Modern masons TYPICALLY are nothing more than bored and lonely elderly who are just hanging out to avoid their mundane home lives, playing dressup, and doing "respectable" things for their community so they can feel better about themselves.


Hmmm. Generalise much? Typically, unless your definition of "elderly" means older than mid-30s, I'd suggest you're more than a little off. Certainly there are older Masons for whom Masonry represents another vector of socialising in their retirement years. But to suggest that the majority of lodges are comprised of old men, living out their twilight years in circumstances of quiet desperation just isn't on nor accurate. It may have some truth in some country and small-town lodges but in the urban situation of my lodge (and virtually every lodge within 60km), the median age is dropping quickly, reflecting the influx in the last 5 years of late 20's/ early 30s new members who've not only gone through all the degrees but continued on into the officers' chairs. I'm sorry these "elderly" men meet with your contempt.

Originally posted by TruthExposed
As far as making decisions that control and govern the world - these geezers can rarely come to decisive agreement on what type of sandwich to make for the meals at their meetings. It's nothing more than a very odd fetish club that isn't uniform anymore. Prince Hall aside, every state in the US has a "grand lodge" that presides over it and over time the rituals and ceremonies have little in common with each other from state to state. Words, grips, and signs are about the only thing one lodge will have in common with one in another state, and almost any american mason could watch a degree performed in another country and not be able to tell you which degree it was lol. The club started out moderately uniform allegedly, but lodges in modern times are just "old, wierd, felon-free, no-girls-allowed clubhouses"...until they're rushed out by their wives for the OES meeting >


Wow. That's one contemptuous viewpoint you slug around there. Must be wearisome.

Originally posted by TruthExposed
And for any of you who read this and became butthurt about it: I'm not a mason; masons just apparently suck at keeping secrets - MORESO in the states.


Just a correction about your blanket assertion. "masons" don't "suck at keeping secrets"; just a select few who clearly never took their obligations to heart. It speaks mostly about their character (or lack thereof) than anything else

HTH
Fitz


reply posted on 18-5-2012 @ 09:29 PM by KSigMason
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Personally I believe that Lodges should never have let the dues stay at the same price but rise with inflation/cost-of-living as to me it cheapened the Order and allowed Freemasonry to become a "factory" during the middle of the 20th century. Just my opinion. In fact, a lot of Lodges, such as the traditional observance Lodges in Colorado, who charge quite a bit and make it harder to join, and have a long line of those who want to join.

We expanded greatly during the "factory time", but now we're coming back down to a more manageable level per Lodge. A healthy Lodge cannot effectively communicate with 1,000+ members.

He was asked to leave because he was Buddhist? I find that highly unlikely and if true, very strange. The Arizona Grand Chaplain of 2007 was a Buddhist.



reply posted on 19-5-2012 @ 02:35 PM by KSigMason
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I don't know if I've asked you this, but have you read "Uriel's Machine"?


reply posted on 19-5-2012 @ 04:08 PM by LUXUS
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No I never read that. The next book Im going to read is "who was Hiram Abiff" by J.S.M Ward


reply posted on 19-5-2012 @ 10:38 PM by KSigMason
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Uriel's Machine talks about Stonehenge and other structures that helped the ancients forecast any collisions from heavenly bodies.


reply posted on 20-5-2012 @ 06:53 AM by LUXUS
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A circle works only with a recurring event which tells us that they knew this destructive event was cyclical. Also to set the hour hand so to speak they must have had a point of reference ie a cataclysm.

Meteorites often orbit gravitational bodies and therefore are cyclical however its my personal belief that we should be worrying more about sun activity and the fact that not only is our planet heating up but the others in our solar system.

The fact however that all these structures sem to be built using the same base units of measurement tells us that those who built them all inherited their knowledge from one source ie Atlantis
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