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I do not mean to offend, but I state my position with clarity and firmly. |
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Who is the grand architect ? |
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again, its the Catholic church saying you cant join, not the Masons saying you cant be Catholic...
Catholics need everyone to believe in their one god... my sig says it all...BUT i would trust and believe in a Mason way more than ANY religion nut out there....Religion feeds off fear to the followers....Masons are way more business minded and they may have some laws that you dont have to agree upon, but to group Masons as religious, wrong... what wrong with saying if your in a club that you have to pledge your loyalty to the group...it was for the masonary secrets oh so long ago....and go to any fraternity in a college, youre pledging your loyalty to that frat house.... |
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Unlike dogmatic religion, masonry specifically promotes the freedom of the mind. It's specific purpose is to promote philosophical thought on existence, values, "morals", personal choices, etc.. |
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that is hilarious. god is dead, you are very misinformed, you can start here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Übermensch http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_is_dead |
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Most Masons are Catholic
Religion is usually not allow to even be discussed anywhere in a lodge/temple/whatever and if you do get into a god battle you'll probably be asked to leave. Quite honestly NS_Gorilla is 100% right and it's usually a pretty good clue someone has no idea what they are talking about when they bring up god and masons |
Fitty secret handshakes:pimp
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wow, funny that this is brought up.
My grandfather & grandmother, would take me to these meeting's I had no idea what all was going on, as I played around with the other kids. I know it was a big thing for them as they went every week and dressed up alot, I still don't know why they were members. Infact, it seemed like the rest of the family didn't mind that they went, so it is a good thing? No biggie, I just never figured out why they went and took me, lol. |
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"As a designation it is used within Freemasonry to neutrally represent whatever Supreme Being to which each member individually holds in adherence." great, grand, semantics. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_A...f_the_Universe Maybe it's a term used in superior degrees :winkwink: |
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My personal beliefs simply put me at odds with anyone in any religious group. If the group isnt religious,....Why cant they just leave out all the god stuff and just talk about stone cutting? Nope, one major requirement is to declare belief in supreme being" Those of who value what neitzche taught us, no longer allow religion to dictate our actions, it is our Will we follow. ps i never saw national Treasure :winkwink: |
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By no means am I taking offense. Every one has their right to their own opinion and believe what or who they want to belive in. This is the path that I have chosen and have no regrets. I am sure the other Masons like myself laugh at the comments and silliness that people come up with about Masons because they don't know what it is really all about. |
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Once the Overman awakes in you, there is no turning back. And once you cross the line to believing in yourself more than god, the Will almost leads you along the path, even if along the left hand. |
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