Lonelygirl15

William, like I already said, I'm not willing to discuss masonery matters with you, because you are a troll, you are not a mason, and you don't know anything about masonery. Your posts prove it simple and clear. There are masons on this board, they are actually easy to spot, and you don't fool ...

But don't worry JustAnotherLonelyGirl, he's just pretending for the heck of raising hell in Trainer's thread. I'm sorry I was caught off guard by it and participated in heating up the discussion. Just let him be, he'll calm down by himself if we don't pay attention. Dont' feed the troll!

How dare ...

no matter what religion we find.. even ones that are documented as no long in existence... someone comes on here to whine.

Masonry is not a religion. It is not dead and still exists today. Check out the website of my Grand Lodge or check out your phonebook if you don't believe me.

how, william ...

You probably don't have any personal experience with the Masons.

You presume a lot. I have an experience you will certainly never have in your whole life nor understand.

Your experience, however, has not brought you in contact with the Masons, as your immense ignorance on the subject has so ...

The Scottish Rite, which is nothing of scottish since it was created in France, is the most used Rite in freemasonry in the world.

Your screen name is appropriate. The rite of the Craft Lodge is the most used Masonic rite in the world. All members of Scottish Rite must first be members of the ...

33 represents the 33rd degree of Fremasonry - allegedly a step into the leadership faction of the Illuminati.

Total and complete bullshit. The only connection that the Bavarian Illuminati has ever had to Masonry was that some of the members were Freemasons. Also, there is no such thing as the ...

This is what it say on the "pyramid eye thing"-Annuit Coeptis Novus Ordo Seclorum.

Which loosely translates to "Announcing the beginning of the New World Order"

New World Order=Illuminati

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No. Annuit Cœptis roughly translates as "he [God] has favored our undertakings." Novus Ordo ...

It's kind of like the Freemasons. There's a case in the early 1800s in the U.S. where a man was bailed out of jail and then murdered. He was originally in jail for some small debt, but really what he was trying to do was to expose the secrets of Freemasonry, since he had once been a member himself ...

Among other things I have noticed, some lodges will not let you become a member if you are not a member of local church. It promotes community or some drivel.

Such lodges are probably irregular, that is to say, they're impostors. One of the basic landmarks of Masonry is that your religion is your ...

wisdom cube wrote:This is kind of off topic but I've heard many times that some, and probably barely any anymore, Freemasons do not allow Roman Catholics into the group.

Many Roman Catholics do not join the craft under fear of excommunication, but the lodge has NEVER prohibited Roman Catholics as members.

syncomm wrote:Note to William: Women cannot join DeMolay

Note that I also said children. I am a Senior DeMolay, so I'd know that women can't join.

My father doesn't wear a wedding band. Many men find that they only get in the way and are uncomfortable.

As for women why would they bother joining the masons when they can join the eastern star?

I find Eastern Star rather boring. The only reason I joined it is because my girlfriend wanted me to be her Worthy Patron. I would think that many women would find the Blue Lodge, the York Rite, and the ...

I am a Master Mason. I can't believe some of the bullshit that is being spread in this thread. The Masons are not a religion. For example, I am a Christian with fundamentalist tendencies and I am a member of the lodge. Nothing in the lodge is contrary to my faith and we do not worship a different ...