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reply posted on 8-11-2004 @ 08:50 PM by MysticOfRadiance
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being trained to lie and decieve is not healthy
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reply posted on 8-11-2004 @ 08:58 PM by theron dunn
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Hey, Necros, Twitchy, Gadfly, Morgan... ya listenin'?
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reply posted on 9-11-2004 @ 06:30 PM by MysticOfRadiance
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Originally posted by theron dunn
Hey, Necros, Twitchy, Gadfly, Morgan... ya listenin'? 
i was talking about freemasonry, "being trained to lie and decieve is not healthy  "
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reply posted on 9-11-2004 @ 07:42 PM by LTD602
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On what concrete proof do you base your argument that Masons are "trained to lie and deceive"?
At exactly what point in Masonry does this "training" occur? Have you witnessed this "training" in Lodge? When exactly was it? What is the name
of your Lodge?
Are you a Mason? Have you experienced Msonic ritual firsthand? Or do you just like getting shot down for making silly, unfounded claims?
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reply posted on 9-11-2004 @ 08:17 PM by MysticOfRadiance
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no need to prove to make the point, ltd602 would you agree lieing and deciept is not healthy, for anyone?.
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reply posted on 9-11-2004 @ 08:22 PM by LTD602
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Originally posted by MysticOfRadiance
no need to prove to make the point, ltd602 would you agree lieing and deciept is not healthy, for anyone?.
[edit on 9-11-2004 by MysticOfRadiance] 
That's obvious. But why do you connect it with Masonry?
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reply posted on 9-11-2004 @ 08:41 PM by MysticOfRadiance
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one example is masonry uses 'any' means to protect its secrets, this is understandable, but in using deceptive etc means you will be left with moral
problems.
nearly everybody lies/decieves etc for one reason or another, and maybe there are big lies and little lies, but still this could result in moral
problems, for the individual and many alike?.
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reply posted on 9-11-2004 @ 08:44 PM by LTD602
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Originally posted by MysticOfRadiance
one example is masonry uses 'any' means to protect its secrets, this is understandable, but in using deceptive etc means you will be left with moral
problems.
nearly everybody lies/decieves etc for one reason or another, and maybe there are big lies and little lies, but still this could result in moral
problems, for the individual and many alike?. 
"Masonry will do anything to protect its secrets? Such as? have you witnessed any of this? What are your sources for this? Have you witnessed
such a thing in Lodge?
The rest of your post consists of abstract generalizations.
If you are not a Mason, you do not, by default, have any basis to make such an argument. Although you are of course, perfectly free to make it.
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reply posted on 10-11-2004 @ 07:20 PM by MysticOfRadiance
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ltd602, i am not a mason, ltd602 says (quote) "The rest of your post consists of abstract generalizations."
why is truth you agree on a abstract generalization?.
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reply posted on 10-11-2004 @ 08:40 PM by twitchy
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Look up Captain Morgan, the book he published then what happened to him. Speculation from outside is harmless, exposure from within is often fatal.
You don't keep secrets for thousands of years by being nice guys.
His death launched the first and indeed only real anti-freemasonry movement in the US. The most recent anti-freemasonry movement was Germany circa
late 1930's.
"It's a sin that somehow, light is changing to shadow, and casting a shroud over all we have known."
-Pink Floyd
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reply posted on 10-11-2004 @ 10:50 PM by JaseP
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As for Morgan, what happened to him is all speculation...
Of course, anti-masons assume that he was done in, and the dastardly deed was done by Masons. The bottom line is that we will never know. If Morgan
was killed and if it was done by Masons (two very big IFs), then those men should have been punnished. Masons are not above the law. No good Mason
would break the law for another.
For more information look here:
www.masonicinfo.com...
and here:
www.vtfreemasons.org...
Quite frankly,... having looked into it, I don't see enough in Morgan's character to believe that he didn't just leave town, including his wife,
less than half his age. He was basically reputed to be a scumbag, even according to anti-masons.
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reply posted on 12-11-2004 @ 11:17 AM by MysticOfRadiance
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i find masonry a intresting subject and can appreciate why people join masonry, if i complain because i think that there are potential grey areas
involved in masonry, it can be argued either way, but is also probably good to be taken on board/reflected on as well?.
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reply posted on 12-11-2004 @ 11:19 AM by LTD602
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Originally posted by MysticOfRadiance
i find masonry a intresting subject and can appreciate why people join masonry, if i complain because i think that there are potential grey areas
involved in masonry, it can be argued either way, but is also probably good to be taken on board/reflected on as well?.

A reasonable attitude. Can't argue with that. Thatt's why we're here . . . to discuss those grey areas, and whatever else, really.
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reply posted on 12-11-2004 @ 03:33 PM by theron dunn
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Originally posted by MysticOfRadiance
one example is masonry uses 'any' means to protect its secrets, this is understandable, but in using deceptive etc means you will be left with moral
problems. 
Really? ANY means? Would you like to list those? What masonry does to protect its secrets is not talk about them. What are YOU thinking of?
 Nearly everybody lies/decieves etc for one reason or another, and maybe there are big lies and little lies, but still this could result in
moral problems, for the individual and many alike?. 
Of course, hence the statement that we are striving to be better men. No one has ever claimed masons are perfect. We try to follow masonic teachings,
we strive to be honorable men, upright in our several stations before man and g-d... what you state is precisely why masons are enjoined to truth,
justice, fortitude, prudence, temperence, and to circumscribe our passions and desires...
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reply posted on 12-11-2004 @ 04:03 PM by theron dunn
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Mystic radiancer:
for ANYONE, including the few masonic critics, yes, it is wrong to lie. But since masons are enjoined against lying, and are NOT trained to lie, I do
not see you have a point.
Moreover, NOT answering certain questions is NOT lying. My obligation requires that there are certain things I keep private, and I will not divulge
them... but again, not answering is not the same as lying. to lie takes a positive act, that is, knowledgeof the truth and a deliberate
falsification.
the whole Morgan thing is nonsense,a dn the "antimasonic" party died after just four years...
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reply posted on 12-11-2004 @ 04:12 PM by LTD602
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Originally posted by theron dunn
Mystic radiancer:
for ANYONE, including the few masonic critics, yes, it is wrong to lie. But since masons are enjoined against lying, and are NOT trained to lie, I do
not see you have a point.
Moreover, NOT answering certain questions is NOT lying. My obligation requires that there are certain things I keep private, and I will not divulge
them... but again, not answering is not the same as lying. to lie takes a positive act, that is, knowledgeof the truth and a deliberate
falsification.
the whole Morgan thing is nonsense,a dn the "antimasonic" party died after just four years...
[edit on 11/12/04 by theron dunn] 
This is a clear and powerful truth, one that is foremost in the minds of all Masons.
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reply posted on 12-11-2004 @ 07:54 PM by MysticOfRadiance
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Originally posted by theron dunn
Of course, hence the statement that we are striving to be better men. No one has ever claimed masons are perfect. We try to follow masonic teachings,
we strive to be honorable men, upright in our several stations before man and g-d... what you state is precisely why masons are enjoined to truth,
justice, fortitude, prudence, temperence, and to circumscribe our passions and desires...

i think they are some good codes to live by.
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reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 11:22 AM by Anonymous ATS
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[Is it Hindustan (INDIA) turning into Pakistan because all the UPA GOVERNMENT giving support to Muslim in the name of minority they don’t obey
our law of our country they got their on laws does it make any sense for it they marry as much as possible
1 to 10 or give berth to children from 5 to 10 but they cant be stopped ?
In history they destroyed lacks of old temples in all over the India mainly the temple in kashi varanasi , somnath in Gujarat, present Tajmahal is
shiv temple at Agra the whole Hindu culture has be changed due to their fanatic ideology they start their brain wash there new young one Childs
and preach against all other religions in their mdarsa and Musjit that’s Y most of the Muslim turning into terrorist activities across the
country ?
we just want A land to shrine Amaranth yatra for the stay of the pilgrimage purpose y the Muslim don’t agree for it we should not leave them
so easily ?
always Hindus were given the bad name we ask from our country not from
Pakistan or Arab y these Muslims get aggravated so quickly ?
They should be throne out of our country that is the only solution
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