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whats it all about, im very confused about it all. masonic order and illuminati etc, if masons are linked to illuninati and satanism as in aleister crawley then how come the nights templars fought for christians in jerusalem against muslims ? ive read that the nights templars are linked to free masons ?
all very confusing , but interesting
all very confusing , but interesting
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The Knights templar were an order of Warrior Monks (Along with the Knights Hospitiler) who were formed to protect pilgrims going to Jerusalem.
They became very rich anf Phillip IV of France had it's leaders arrested charged with various things and executed seizing their property.
They persisted a little elsewhere but died out.
They are a great favorite of conspiracy theorists though who claim they survived and are secretly running the world or some such nonsense
If anybody is talking about the templars after the early 14th century they're probably cranks
http:// en.wiki pedia.o rg/wiki /Knight s_Templ ar
Free masonry arose about 400 years later - all the guff about the Temple of Solomon and the medieval temples is just fantasy
The first grand lodge was formed in 1717
It basically was a great meeting place for the aristocracy (who had influence) to meet with the rising merchant classes (who had money)
Outside of Freemasonry crossing such class boundries was frowned up
http:// en.wiki pedia.o rg/wiki /Free_m asons#H istory
Umberto Eco's book Fouquet's Pendulum is a great story of conspiracy theories with Masons, the Illuminati, the Knights Templar and Jewish Cabala. It can be a challenging read but is one of my favorite books
They became very rich anf Phillip IV of France had it's leaders arrested charged with various things and executed seizing their property.
They persisted a little elsewhere but died out.
They are a great favorite of conspiracy theorists though who claim they survived and are secretly running the world or some such nonsense
If anybody is talking about the templars after the early 14th century they're probably cranks
http://
Free masonry arose about 400 years later - all the guff about the Temple of Solomon and the medieval temples is just fantasy
The first grand lodge was formed in 1717
It basically was a great meeting place for the aristocracy (who had influence) to meet with the rising merchant classes (who had money)
Outside of Freemasonry crossing such class boundries was frowned up
http://
Umberto Eco's book Fouquet's Pendulum is a great story of conspiracy theories with Masons, the Illuminati, the Knights Templar and Jewish Cabala. It can be a challenging read but is one of my favorite books
I almost laughed out loud when I heard Tony Robinson, on a Time Team episode, use the term "Warrior Monks" as I believed that it stems from a particular computer game series of the very recent past. (Still faves of mine, actually).
I looked it up on Wikipedia just a few days ago and the editors of that page seem to think that it was something the computer game designers invented, just to add an extra layer of difficulty for the player.
If you look for the phrase 'Warrior Monk' in publications earlier than, say, 1990, you are very unlikely to find it, was the general gist.
I looked it up on Wikipedia just a few days ago and the editors of that page seem to think that it was something the computer game designers invented, just to add an extra layer of difficulty for the player.
If you look for the phrase 'Warrior Monk' in publications earlier than, say, 1990, you are very unlikely to find it, was the general gist.
There is ( or was ) a group called the Rosy Dawn, who were mystics connected with Masonry. They are also connected with Kabbalah ( or Cabala ) which is associated with jewish and other forms of mysticism. You may find it very difficult to get any information about these groups as they are most secretive. And if you do get information, it may well not be accurate, for the same reason.
@atalanta
I thought the Masons were a Christian organisation - mysticism would be anathema to them, surely?
Or am I muddling up mysticism with occult practices?
While trying to clear up my confusion, I found this: -
http:// en.wiki pedia.o rg/wiki /Christ ian_mys ticism
and, to put the wind up Harry Potter fans, there's
https:/ /www.go ogle.co .uk/#q= what+do es+the+ bible+s ay+abou t+witch craft+a nd+sorc ery
I thought the Masons were a Christian organisation - mysticism would be anathema to them, surely?
Or am I muddling up mysticism with occult practices?
While trying to clear up my confusion, I found this: -
http://
and, to put the wind up Harry Potter fans, there's
https:/
jno You are correct that traditionally the Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches are against Freemasonry,but the anti Christian lobby is wider than these two Churches.
Every Christian denomination that has carried out an enquiry into Freemasonry has pronounced against it. The one exception being the Church of England.
Every Christian denomination that has carried out an enquiry into Freemasonry has pronounced against it. The one exception being the Church of England.
Hypo Operative masons actually built the buildings, but Speculative masons are a fraternity whose rituals are based upon the principals which were used in the past.
A speculative freemason does not physically engage in the construction of buildings. Their degree working is an allegory.
Hope this answers your question.
A speculative freemason does not physically engage in the construction of buildings. Their degree working is an allegory.
Hope this answers your question.
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