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Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry But we have to remember that quantity does not equal quality.

Re: Big Changes in Pennslvana Masonry OMG! Those are some pretty radical ideas. I'd love to see their effects over the 10 year span!

Yeah, these quizzes never cover a large enough spectrum for me. 1. Unitarian Universalism (100%) 2. Neo-Pagan (96%) 3. Mahayana Buddhism (91%) 4. New Age (83%) 5. Liberal Quakers (80%) 6. Theravada Buddhism (79%)

Perfect sense. I think though, Blake, that you are assuming that the Bible is the literal truth. These individuals in the Bible might have talked to God, but maybe they did it in an internal manner? Or maybe in the scriptures "talking to God" was an allegory for something else. I think that...

Specifically why not? Who told you that?

Why can you not be a Mason and a RC? Who separated from who?

http://gordonsmasonicrings.com/ This brother conducts fair business and I highly recommend him! There are at least 5 other brothers at the lodge that have bought from him. My daily ring is the MM-173.

Freemasons should classify them as esoteric because they elude to Mysteries thereof. That does not prevent talking about those monitorial things with non-Masons, just be careful what you say. Pictures, diagrams and things not written down, I would not go into much detail over, but I think that...

*I swear this is an easy read, don't ignore because of the length.* I think we are working with a bad definition of the word esoteric. I operate under the impression that it is "something that is internalized", as opposed to exoteric, which means something outside of you. An example of...

On eBay a few months ago, someone had like 20 or so GM coins, I should have picked it up! On the same note, who designs those seals? I can't see each GM physically doing it. Does someone come to him with like 5 different designs and he just picks one?

Generally as words of infinite divine wisdom being spoken to you by brothers.

Nor should they ask! If you answered "in God" then it should not be an issue. I think Freemasonry teaches a man to keep one's passions within due bounds. Once they have exceeded that boundary, you must rethink your actions. So mote it be! Once we can all agree that EQUAL and DUE parts...

Every Mason should have a deep understanding of the Tree of Life. It is a complete and very esoteric thought symbology. What else do we do but understand life? We teach morality! Which is the way to live life, paradigms aside. This method of living [morally] is a concept in which few...

Um, the only one THEY got wrong was #5. ------------------------------------------------------------------- #5 A woman may not be a Freemason. True False The correct answer is True 28.4% of people have also gotten it wrong...