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  1. coachn

    Infectious negative energy

    Be frank with him, if you believe it shall not affect your working relationship. Let him know Masonry is about improvement. He wants something from you, and you should have no problem asking for something in return. Tell him he is likable, and that he has a general and genuine negative...
  2. coachn

    How do you respond

    I'd go one step further and say that "Freemasonry exists as a Fraternity for some, a Sorority for some, and a co-ed for the rest." The one you joined is a Fraternity.
  3. coachn

    How do you respond

    You must first understand the difference between the words "Regular" and "Recognition/Recognized." You shall not be understood by those who have not a clue about the differences and you shall not be agreed with by those who have different opinions. That being said... The simplest response...
  4. coachn

    Do you feel that watered down chatecisms are hurting the fraternity?

    Do you feel that watered down catechisms are hurting the fraternity? Only if it no longer matters that Masons have internalized road maps to follow.
  5. coachn

    Please pray for Masonic values in Florida at their GL today

    The legislation repealing R&D #3 and allowing the lodges to vote on re-instatement of affected Brothers did pass. No, I do not have a link. I have my Brothers' Word who witnessed it. F&S, Coach N
  6. coachn

    Educating an Entered Apprentice

    Brother, I recommend looking into: Building Boaz - Uncommon Catechism for Uncommon Masonic Education - Volume 2 (For EA Education) Yes, I am the author. F&S, Coach N
  7. coachn

    Bro. John S. Nagy's Building Better Builders Workshop

    Brothers, If you want to transform for the Better your understanding and experience of Freemasonry, its Rituals and Lectures, this is a Workshop that you'll want to attend. In it I cover the differences between Freemason and Masonic Education, the actual Work that Ritual and Lectures points...
  8. coachn

    Masonic, Biblical studies

    "The Books of The Book" by Clarence H. Cohen, PGM of Georgia GL is only $5 and can be found at Grand Lodge Books It is a concise review of the Bible, book by book, while pointing out the Masonic relevance.
  9. coachn

    Christ is Risen!

    You are employing a dualistic view once more. With a small effort to examine the evidence you would come to find that the person responsible for posting those thoughts is no longer part of this forum. Using logic, what does that suggest to you as to the wrongness of such a post and how such...
  10. coachn

    Christ is Risen!

    Is he wrong or is what he is involved in viewed as wrong because of what you personally value and believe is right for you? The former condemns him; the later judges his involvement as wrong. I whole heartedly agree. Honoring and respecting differences while not participating or changing...
  11. coachn

    Christ is Risen!

    Bryan, Once again, the study of the Trivium would assist here. Your original statement was that the Pope was irrelevant. This is a false statement. To justify your statement, you changed your argument to include his relevance to your church. This change does not negate the disrespect you showed...
  12. coachn

    Christ is Risen!

    Bryan, It is through the study of the Trivium that we become trained to see flawed Logic. Using Logic properly, premises, supporting arguments and conclusions should never be offered up if subjective, opinionated and unsupported by reality. Such training also allows us to identify dualistic...
  13. coachn

    Christ is Risen!

    Brother Blake, I LOVE your post. I understand what you mean on multiple levels and say "KUDOS" for writing what I would have written, with one exception. I shall throw out an offer for you to reconsider the wording of your first paragraph. Recently I was asked to express the differences...
  14. coachn

    Christ is Risen!

    I was born and raised a Roman Catholic. I would say that the Pope is not irrelevant, especially to those faithful peoples who use his guidance in their churches, even if he never lead your church. Would you want to have others use the same language that you use herein to describe your...
  15. coachn

    Is Freemasonry anti-Christian? I think not.

    Oh, it can be answered, but not knowledgeably by a profane, and sadly, some Freemasons. I agree. But of course, you and I are Freemasons, so we are OBVIOUSLY "under the influence". :2: Yup! I think you can rearrange the letters in "cola" to render "coal" which as we all know is emblematic of...
  16. coachn

    Is Freemasonry anti-Christian? I think not.

    Thanks. Generalizing about Faith can cause a lot of misunderstanding.
  17. coachn

    Is Freemasonry anti-Christian? I think not.

    A man who has not done the Work that Masonry points toward (EA - Heart, FC -Head) does not have the capacity to comprehend what Freemasonry points men toward. Trying to explain FM to such a person is like trying to explain the use of imaginary numbers to someone who is still struggling with...
  18. coachn

    Is Freemasonry anti-Christian? I think not.

    Brother Bryan, This assumes that SB is an entity. There are other ways of understanding SB. SB also denotes and includes "Ultimate Manner", of which all the Work of FM points us toward without exception. BTW - I have a Wiccan Brother who was Duly Raised in a Recognized Lodge in TN. FM...
  19. coachn

    Salvation

    Almost as interesting as the non-responses.
  20. coachn

    Freemasonry Books

    Ducula... Close enough I think. I highly recommend that you contact Gate City #2 and ask for guidance. Please let me know what support you get. (678) 852-3812 (ask for Donald) ContactUs@gatecity2.org 1690 Peachtree Street NW Atlanta GA / 33.3 mi, 45 mins away Gate City Lodge No. 2 -...
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