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Which Masonic book are you currently reading?

David612

Registered User
Hey gents,

Currently I’m working my through morals and dogma which although a small book is very dense, I’m enjoying it greatly but make sure Im not distracted in the slightest when reading as it can be a little challenging at times.

How about you?
 

LK600

Premium Member
Based on another thread... I went and downloaded an app that reads pdf's to me. I have around 200ish digital books (mostly freemasonry related) so I am quiet thrilled for my commutes!

As far as hardcover, Just started The Corpus Hermeticum by GRS Mead.
 

coachn

Coach John S. Nagy
Premium Member
"A Brother Asks" by Brother John S. Nagy. I highly recommend it.
Thanks Bro. Zack!

That's volume one, it focuses on the Hiramic legend and you can only get it here: http://www.coach.net/AB1.htm
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MarkR

Premium Member
Hey gents,

Currently I’m working my through morals and dogma which although a small book is very dense, I’m enjoying it greatly but make sure Im not distracted in the slightest when reading as it can be a little challenging at times.

How about you?
I hope you're using DeHoyos's annotated version. It's still a challenging read, but it makes much more sense with Art's notes.

I'm currently reading the 2017 transactions of the Quatuor Coronati Correspondence Circle, Ars Quatuoro Coronatorum.
 

David612

Registered User
I hope you're using DeHoyos's annotated version. It's still a challenging read, but it makes much more sense with Art's notes.

I'm currently reading the 2017 transactions of the Quatuor Coronati Correspondence Circle, Ars Quatuoro Coronatorum.
Nope, just the standard version.
Lots of info and a lot of lateral thinking
 

LK600

Premium Member
The author wasn’t a Mason when he wrote it and Masonry is but a single chapter, so how can the book be Masonic? (Devil’s advocate moment.)
By who's measure are we using for what qualifies and what does not? Yours? Mine? Scottish rite says its usually their most requested book. How about let's use this masonic Book publisher's opinion if it is a Masonic book lol:

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I win! ;)
 

LK600

Premium Member
The author wasn’t a Mason when he wrote it and Masonry is but a single chapter, so how can the book be Masonic? (Devil’s advocate moment.)
I was trying to convey humor on the earlier post. I think you wanted a debate now that I re-read your post. if so I apologize... it's been a long day.
 
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