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Many experienced masons use the word. I use the term and I’m considered a regular Mason by your grand lodges. I’m happy to provide the names of senior masons in both who will vouch for me.
Opinions are subject to criticism as part of independent thought. If one is not willing to accept that social reality, a blog is the better option.
Please note that we did not reject his views out of hand. He was asked for citations.
Our opinions as to provocation differ as his response to the...
As you bring up a new matter, allow me to delay my departure.
Actually, I am aware of the two, as one who consults on such in that country (and others).
You stated that your GC is not part of GOI, so GOI is irrelevant to the matter.
Having been founded by General Grand Chapter does not mean a...
The first and second sentence really don’t help much.
If you leave out the words York Rite, the question is clearer, as York Rite is not an obedience or a jurisdiction and nothing is under it. It is a description of a relationship between three different bodies. Irregular bodies have York Rite...
While I don’t like the acronym, that isn’t my experience. Indeed, many grand lodges take great effort to reach those who don’t have contacts in a lodge.
Hiram was still dead. Christ was and is alive. As noted by John Nagy, we know Hiram is dead because the word of a mason was lost. If he was not dead, the word would not be lost.
Similarly, Hiram‘s body was raised for the purpose of reburial. Christ’s body was not.
Hiram’s body was raised by...