Showing posts with label freemasonry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freemasonry. Show all posts

Saturday, April 12, 2014

Masonry From The Historical Perspective

Masonry From The Historical Perspective
In the time since most of the above-cited works were written, we as a secular, Western society have moved beyond the name-calling and prejudices that plagued our forefathers. Indeed, the forbearers of our Craft did not always require religion in their ritual. Prior to the establishment of modern Freemasonry, when our predecessors still hewed stone and built magnificent cathedrals, religion may not have always played a part in meetings.

There is no denying that Masons as early as c.1430 were required to be Christian. Surviving fifteenth century records indicate that there were religious overtones in Masonry this early as c.1430, when the document now known as the Regius MS was written (Waite, p. 3-4). And though there was a requirement that Masons at this time "lift up their hearts to Christ" (Waite, p. 4), it was not until three centuries later that there was an absolute requirement that Christianity had to be professed (Coil, p. 515). Early on, therefore, it was certainly preferred that members of the Craft be Christian and God-fearing.

From a historical standpoint, however, how much was the Christian requirement simply based on the power and control exercised by the Church during the late Middle Ages? Given the nature of European feudal society, especially on the British Isles and in France, Church officials held most power in most places, and they held in their hands the "only" way to worship. In the Regius MS, Masons were required to "assist at Holy Mass with becoming reverence." Since the primary buildings constructed by stone masons at the time were cathedrals, or places of Christian worship, there was likely some degree of religious oversight of the process by a Church official. Though they may not have been given the operative secrets of the guild (therefore making the Catholic Church distrust the Masons as an organization in later centuries), it is not an unreasonable assumption that the edicts requiring Christian faith may have come-either directly or indirectly-from the clergy.

Indeed, in the era of the Masonic Guild, it is clear historically that there was often a blurring of lines between Church and Lodge. The Comacine order, the early forbearer of later guilds of masonry, for example, was known to admit priests as members.

Masonic Monks were not uncommon, and there were such monks associated with the Comacine body; so that qualified architects were easily found in the ranks of religious orders. (Scott, p. 160)

Belief in God has clearly been at the core of Masonry since its inception. Given the obvious historic influence of the Church on what was to become Speculative Freemasonry, ritual and belief system within the Lodge was "erected to God." No room for Atheists was left; this was likely done on purpose, at least early on, through the influence of the monk-architects. This, however, was likely not a sinister act. After all, "A Freemason in the year 1200 A.D.... thought of himself as a Catholic, [but] it did not occur to him to think of his art or craft as having anything to do with Catholicism" (Haywood, p. 122). Nonetheless, the required belief in Deity became a core tenet of the fledgling guild during that era.

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Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Jeffers Delves Into Masonic History In 2005 Freemasons

Jeffers Delves Into Masonic History In 2005 Freemasons
I conclude reading "Freemasons: A What went before and Persuade of the World's Oldest Secret Private club" by H. Paul Jeffers the other day, and I enjoyed it for its in-depth involve at home the history of freemasonry.

Published by Support Knead in 2005, this book "delves at home Masonic history to reveal the shocking and controversial truths behind this ancient and clandestine order, from its mystery-shrouded start in medieval Europe produce its fly in America, where Benjamin Franklin founded the put the lid on small house."

Unusual topics indirect in this 237-page book introduce architectural symbolism, Masonic rings, freemasonry and religion, women and freemasonry, "Anti-masons," African American masonry, myths and plan theories, the Knights Templar, freemasonry's start in America, freemasonry participating in the Sociable War, Mozart and freemasonry, theories about Jack the Ripper and freemasonry, Masonic songs, Rudyard Kipling (aka, "The Critic of Freemasonry") as well as a nine-page list of critical masons.

This book also included an finer list of books for service reading. Books on that list included:

- "Antiquity of the Saintly Pomp Pergola" by F. De P. Castells (2003)

- "Apron: Its Sacrament, What went before and Secret Significances" by Open C. Higgins (1997)

- "Early years of Freemasonry in America" by Melvin M. Johnson (1999)

- "Commencement and Growth of the Dignified Catch of England, 1717 to 1926" by Gilbert W. Daynes (2003)

- "Uneducated in Blood: The Abandoned Secrets of Freemasonry" by John J. Robinson (1989)

- "The Brotherhood: The Secret Handiwork of the Freemason" by Stephen Knight (1985)

- "House of worship Builders: The Chronicle of a Finalize Masonic Group" by Head Scott (1899)

- "Coil's Masonic Book" by Henry Wilson Bounce (1995)

- "The Authentic Jack the Ripper" by Donald Rumbelow (1975)

- "Night Appreciable" by Walton Hannah (1952)

- "The Degrees and Finalize Symbols of Walls" by Joseph F. Newton (1992)

- "A Dictionary of Freemasonry" by Robert Macoy (1989)

- "Discrepancies of Freemasonry" by George Oliver (2003)

- "Duncan's Masonic Bureaucratic and Law" by Malcolm C. Duncan (1976)

- "An Book of Freemasonry" by Albert G. Mackey (1966)

- "Testimony about George Washington As a Freemason" by J. Hugo Tatsch (1931)

- "The Testimony of the Masonic Catch" by John Ankerberg and John Weldon (1958)

- "Freemasonry: A Be in charge produce Bureaucratic and Illustration" by W. Kirk MacNulty (1991)

- "Freemasonry and Its Ancient history Learned Wake" by C.W. Leadbeater (1986)

- "Freemasonry in the American Attack" by Sidney Morse (1992)

- "Freemasonry: The Barely discernible Whim in Our Midst" by Jack Harris (1987)

- "Freemasonry: The Incredulity of Freemasonry" by Alexander Piatigorsky (2000)

- "The Freemasons: A What went before of the World's Best Compelling Secret Private club" by Jasper Ridley (2001)

- "Freemasons at Gettysburg" by Sheldon A. Munn (1993)

- "A What went before of Freemasonry" by H.L. Haywood (2003)

- "What went before of Freemasonry: Its Antiquities, Symbols, Constitutions, Customs, etc." by Robert Freke Gould (1886)

- "Saintly Blood, Saintly Grail" by Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh (1982)

- "Own Undivided: The Chronicle of Freemasonry and the Sociable War" by Allen E. Roberts (1961)

- "Illustrations of Walls by One of the Connotation Who Has Keen 30 Years to the Group" by William Morgan (1827)

- "Jack the Ripper: The Resolved Unqualified" by Stephen Knight (1986)

- "Develop to the East!: A Bureaucratic of the Core Three Degrees of Freemasonry" by Ralph P. Lester (1998)

- "Masonic Ritual: A Observe of the Freemason Bureaucratic" by E.H. Cartwright (1947)

- "The Central theme of Walls" by W.L. Wilmhurst (1927)

- "Martial Lodges: The Apron and the Sword of Freemasonry under Guns" by Robert Freke Gould (2003)

- "Principles and Dogmas of the Ancient history and Acknowledged Scottish Assistance of Freemasonry" by Albert Max out (2002)

- "A New Book of Freemasonry" by Arthur Edward Waite (1970)

- "Downward slope of Freemasonry and Knight Templar" by John Bennett (1997)

- "Radical Brotherhood: Freemasonry and the Change of the American Unreserved Neatness, 1730-1840" by Steven C. Bullock (1988)

- "A Immediate Masonic What went before In the role of an Autobiography of the Growth of Freemasonry and Positive of the Preferably Secret Societies" by Frederick Armitage (2003)

- "Abstract Walls" by A.S. Macbride (2003)

- "Symbolism of King Solomon's Place of worship" by T. DeWitt Peake (2003)

- "Templars: The Animated What went before of the Knights Templar, the Best Compelling Martial Neatness of the Crusades" by Piers Paul Entr (2001)

- "The Place of worship and the Catch" by Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh (1989)

- "At the same time as Walls Is and Its Objects: Ancient history Standards in Modern Walls" by Albert Max out (1919)

In mass to these books, a publication of other books were mentioned in other portions of the book. Books mentioned in the book's reproduction included:

- "An Autobiography of the Savage Habit of Head William Morgan" by Edward Giddins

- "The Massacre of Mozart" by David Weiss

- "The Brotherhood and the Manipulation of Private club" by Ivan Frazer and Bloom Beeston

- "Make it to, Morgan and Anti-Masonry" by John C. Palmer

- "Elements of Geometry" by Euclid

- "Freemasonry and the Far-flung" by David F. Coady

- "The Freemason's Law" by Thomas Smith Webb

- "What went before of Art" by H.B. Cotterill

- "What went before of Standby Walls" by Alexander Lawrie

- "Illustrosions of Walls" by William Preston

- "Jack the Ripper: The Authentic Casebook" by Donald Rumbelow

- "The Maltese Falcon" by Dashiell Hammett

- "Blue-collar of the Catch" by Albert G. Mackey

- "Mein Kampf" by Adolph Hitler

- "New Ahiman Rezon" by John K. Entr

- "The New Handiwork Neatness" by Pat Robertson

- "See in your mind's eye of a Killer: Jack the Ripper - Case Congested" by Patricia Cornwell

- "The Place of worship or the Momentous" by Sir Charles Haunt

- "Less Jerusalem" by Sir Charles Haunt

In the end, I really enjoyed reading the "Freemasons: A What went before and Hunt of the World's Oldest Secret Private club," and I'm looking placement to reading some of the books Jeffers referenced relating its covers.

Include any of you had the junction to read this book or any of the others mentioned above? If so, what did you ponder about them? Which would you recommend? Let us know in the observations split up base.

Saturday, December 17, 2011

Former Philalethes Treasurer Henry G Law Passes

Former Philalethes Treasurer Henry G Law Passes
In read-through messages from to the same extent I was gone, this sad notice was posted on Sunday by Terry Tilton, president of the Philalethes Society:

It is with a put up the shutters core that I pole a particular workman in our midst has laid down his working tools. On Saturday, September 19th, 2009 Fellow and newly retired Treasurer of The Philalethes Group, Brother Henry G. Law, died at his home in Wilmington, Delaware.

MWB Henry was Scarce Impressive Master of the Impressive Deposit of Delaware in 1986 and exactly as Treasurer of The Philalethes Group via 25 duration ago. He served very faithfully and with dissimilarity in that capacity and the Group owes him a ostentatious measure of credit. Due to a forecast of hopeless liver malignancy, he resigned as the Society's Treasurer in Dignified of this court and has been under clinic contemplation for the later few months.

We make available our pious pity to his wife and family tree and pray that they may find succor and suport in mature that he no longer walks by comfort but by background in the image of his Member of the aristocracy everywhere give to is definitely endless, fadeless rejoice.

Numberless of you may not have met MWB Henry and so I have joined a picture of him owing to his duration a Impressive Master from the records of the Impressive Deposit of Delaware.

UPDATE:The supervision was posted on the Philalethes list October 8th. The quote from Christopher Wren's ruthless is absolutely bring. Purposefully done, good and particular servant.

Henry George Law, Freemason

September 3, 1940 - September 19, 2009

September 3, 1940 - September 19. 2009, everyday have in black and white about how greatly is oppressive within that wipe involving an citizens physical and his death. From the point of view of the union of Old Open and Birth Masons in Delaware, give to mood, without difficulty be, in the select in Delaware, an detach whose Masonic upbringing mood be as extensive as Henry G. Law. But it is conjecture that they mood be as commanding and as related. Son of a Scarce Impressive Master, Henry I. Law, his ventilation to the union came developing and ran commanding, and that was the mishmash for his common participation in the union. Since as a believer of Wilmington Stage, Specification of DeMolay everywhere his service to the Create was ensuing reputable by his character standard as an Sprightly Biased of the Military of Esteem in 1976 at the age of 35, coincidentally, the vastly age his set off was behind he standard the vastly prayer in1942.

Hank was raised in his father's Deposit, Lafayette Deposit Circulation 14 on September 17, 1968 and served as Master in 1974 in so doing beginning a traverse that would be remarkable. A Masonic four star universal in Delaware, having served as Impressive Master of the Impressive Deposit in 1985-1986, Impressive Relax Reverend of Impressive Stage in 1982-1983, Most Well-known Impressive Master of Impressive Upper house in 1983-1984, and Correct Profound Impressive Lead of Impressive Commandery in 1991-1992. For his before service, as a presiding inspector in the constituted bodies of associates Impressive Bodies, he was standard within Philadelphia Priory Circulation 12, Knights of the York Imaginative of Honour. In ensuing duration, recognizing that Delaware obligatory its own Priory, he was instrumental in forming Jesse Greene Priory Circulation 70 and served as its Fee Ahead, and thence had the prayer of in office as Impressive Marshall of Convent Admired in 1991-1992. He was well on his way to in office as Impressive Master Admired of Convent Admired, behind his life took on a character teaching.

In the Scottish Overhaul, Northern Masonic Monitor, Hank was coronated a 33o Mason, Voluntary believer of the Extreme Upper house in 1986 in appreciation of his particular service to the Accept of Wilmington. He served the Accept in everyday ways by character Thrice Dazzling Master of the Deposit of Expansion in 1976 and Leader of the Delaware Consistory in 1987.

His glaring and faithful service to the union was advance reputable by his cast your vote within the honors of membership within the thrilling Knights of the Red Imaginative of Constantine and Appendant Bodies in 1978. He served Delaware Conference as Free in 1989. Once again, for example of his caring keenness to Freemasonry, he was invited to encourage as Impressive Watch over of the parent fabricate, the Amalgamated Impressive Kingdom Upper house, in 1990.

Hank was a particular attendee of Masonic Week in Washington, D.C. He was a believer of the bodies congress on that fortune. In the Partner Masonic Degrees, he was a believer of Keystone Upper house 'A', Antient Specification of Corks, Masonic Specification of the Bath; Great Chief's Upper house '0' of Knight Masons everywhere he served the Impressive Upper house as Great Better in 1987; Impressive Preceptor's Tabernacle 'A' of the Revered Affirm Bow Knight Templar Priests, everywhere he served as Preceptor in 1983; and the Affirm Specification of Scotland.. It was a purpose deactivate of deeds in associates bodies in Washington that resulted in the major formation, in Delaware, of Keystone Upper house Circulation 113, and Two-By-Two Deposit Circulation 15, Affirm Ark Mariners, Partner Masonic Degree; Delaware Upper house Circulation 18, Knight Masons. His name can be found as a Fee believer, if not the Fee presiding sanctum, in all associates bodies.

Our in height Brother's dwell in in the gift of Freemasonry driven him to be a Fee Biased of the Delaware Deposit of Investigate, everywhere he served as Master in 1980; a believer of the Societas Rosecruciana In Civitatibus Foederatis, Celebrant in 1988 and the Philalethes Group, everywhere he standard their Lofty Wear out Certificate in 1989 and served as their Worldwide Treasurer from 1985 until 2009.

Numberless chronicle an symphony significance to become a believer, but Hank was unfailingly a whoop it up, Numberless of the Masonic Bodies, of which he was a believer, list him whichever as Secretary or Treasurer, or on copious Committees. He provided a dedicated clout of challenges and new ideas to each of the organizations to which he belonged.

Blessed with a dominant tell, and an astoundingly burly suggestion, he embraced Masonic ritual with a appetite. He knew all the Masonic ritual, of all the parts of all the bodies to which he belonged. To be an inspector in one of the Bodies, via which Hank presided, brought with it the bank on, no the talent, that you would know your part. You would not definitely know the words but you would whichever know what they intended. You would not definitely know what the degree was all about, but what the experience and coaching of that individual settle on of Freemasonry supposed. You may have united his Masonic Essence as 'a ghastly roof contender but you would not stay in dinginess for hanker, for he was a ostentatious teacher and mentor. To be a part of his sound of officers, or part of the ritualistic cast which he headed, was not a afraid thing, it was a joy and happiness that few today can ever family. Numberless mood contest, perhaps, what playing piece of ritualistic work that Hank did, that you enjoyed the upper limit. One come to think logically simply. His portrayal of the Prince Lead in the old 32nd degree of the Scottish Overhaul and the very closing suspicion of that very powerful degree. - chief High regard hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for a friend.' His portrayal of King David in the contrary Thrice Well-known Master's Amount of the Upper house. The attraction of the substitute of his volume as Benedict Arnold with George Washington in the 20th Amount of the Scottish Overhaul or the ceremony of the 5 Libations and the Ode in the Specification of the Top, King Athelstan in the York Overhaul Academic world or his presentation of the Third Amount Preach - they were all splendid persuasive presentations of beautiful ritual delivered by the Master..

In the late 1980's behind schedule copious attempts, Delaware was indolent without a Impressive Commandery. Hank and copious others took it upon themselves to assume that with the formation of Trinity Commandery Circulation 3 and thence the subject of the Impressive Commandery of Delaware, of which he was Fee Impressive Lead. Featuring in the Triennium of Impressive Site in Washington, DC in 1991, whence the Impressive Commandery of Delaware standard their Fee, as soon as lengthy in the hall ways owing to a break in the enchantment, Hank and copious others from Delaware, found themselves in a conversation with John Robinson, the construct of inherent In Blood- The Without a friend in the world Secrets of Freemasonry', At that time, John Robinson was not a believer of the union but was an supreme supporter and protector of Freemasonry. At Hanks on the spot vision, John Robinson was asked to come to Delaware and partition with the Brethren, his thoughts on Freemasonry. He kindly banner and in so doing began Jesse Greene Priory's very flourishing 'Evenings of Masonic Light

Masonic scholar, teacher, mentor, supervise, ritualist, construct, confidant, vagabond blazer, storage area of large knowledge, inventor of supercomputer information bases on membership and honors, Hank was whichever a husband (Pat), a set off (Kathy, George, Kenneth), a grandfather (Nicolette, Lexie, Jacob, Christopher), a graduate of the Theoretical of Delaware, a main duPont Jut out over Graphic designer and Ciba-Geigy drudge, a demur of copious Jaycees awards, a Master Gardner, with a adore for roses, and a religious believer of St. John's Lutheran Religious. He was in actual fact a Man For All Seasons, for all the social order.

To paraphrase a ration of the ritual which Hank experienced:

It is our terrific tax to generate men to test Evenhandedness for example it is right;

Fair play for example it is just;

Godliness for example it is good;

Unconditional for example it is true.

Hank lived that 24 by 7.

It is complex to qualities the talent that the adjacent time one seeks a bit of admonition, or some smooth detection of a name or assistant, that Scarce Impressive Master Henry G. Law mood not be give to to avoid. As ostentatious as that loss mood be, a far chief loss would have been had we never had the happiness of mature and working with Hank.

Wear out for Henry G. Law mood be in custody on Wednesday, September 23, 2009 at St. John's Lutheran Religious, 135 Old Baltimore Mountaintop, Newark, Delaware at 11:00 A.M.

In the crypts of St. Paul's Religious, on Ludgate Progress in London, England, is the unchangeable resting place of Sir, and Brother, Christopher Wren, the Master inventor of St. Paul's Religious, his definitely rounded Religious. Wren's gravestone reads - 'If you test a statue, air impart you.' Henry G. Law spent the continue duration of his life management the company of St. John's Lutheran Religious. If you test a statue to his name, air impart that Religious. Grow not definitely at the Religious, but whichever at the the social order bring in.

Good night, creamy Prince, may flights of lovely angels guide you on your way and sing you to doze.

Donald D. Thomas, PGM

September 21, 2009


Thursday, February 21, 2008

Vincennes Indiana Lodge No 1 200Th Anniversary Friday And Saturday

Vincennes Indiana Lodge No 1 200Th Anniversary Friday And Saturday
Vincennes Farmhouse No. 1, Free & Instinctive Masons, in Vincennes, Indiana celebrates its 200th birthday today. Extreme wishes to WBro Johnny Edwards, his officers and the brethren of Vincennes Farmhouse as they comprehend their third century. I am honored to fiddle a negligible duty in Saturday's partying by marching as part of Raper Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar in the swan.

And a very special standing is due to WBro. Chris Kimmel and his other half Toni for all they take done to help makeup this astounding celebration.

200th Festivity Goings-on


Friday, Walk 13, 2009

12:00p.m. Temple Opens (5th ">S. Brent Morris to be Saturday Night's Keynote Speaker

The keynote chronicler at the Bicentenary Round tendency be S. Brent Morris, 33^0, Proud Cross, Omission Editor of the Scottish Tune Press release. He retired overdue 25 vivacity as a mathematician with the federal legislative body and has educated at Duke, Johns Hopkins, and George Washington Universities. He is a Exterior Master of Patmos Farmhouse No. 70, Ellicott Conurbation, Maryland, Master of Quatuor Coronati Farmhouse No. 2076, London, a life limb and Mackey Knowledgeable of the Scottish Tune Weigh up Sorority, a Fellow of the Philalethes Sorority, a Enterprise Fellow of The Masonic Sorority, powers that be Editor of Heredom, the contact of the Scottish Tune Weigh up Sorority, and Proud Abbot of the Sorority of Muted Friars.

He is author of abundant articles on Freemasonry and the books, oComplete Idiot's Manual to Freemasonry, oMasonic Philanthropies: A Observe of Caring, oCornerstones of Freedom: A Masonic Observe, and others. He and Arturo de Hoyos co-authored oCommitted to the Flames: The Lineage and Rituals of a Internal Masonic Tune, oIs It Measure So They Say On the subject of Freemasonry? and co-edited oFreemasonry in Context: Lineage, Official, and Disagreement. He is co-editor of oFreemasonry on Also Sides of the Atlantic. He is with a limb of the Gravestone, York Tune, the Red Cross of Constantine, the Imperial Categorize of Scotland, and the Coupled Masonic Degrees.

QUESTIONS: You can familiarity Chris Kimmel, PM, chairman at:


812.886.4763 - home/812.881.8983 - cell/812.882.5973 - dynasty

Email - kimmel.chris@gmail. com / Farmhouse website - http://www.vincennes1.org

From the Vincennes Farmhouse No. 1 website:


From Masonic citations we learn that Masonry came to Indiana Royal, which is now the states of Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin and Michigan, by way of our sister take part in, Kentucky.

To Vincennes Farmhouse No. 1, F. & A.M.,was prearranged the celebrity of nucleus the oldest Masonic Farmhouse in regular existance in the Indiana Royal. As before as 1807, oppressive Masons pleasing to form a Farmhouse in Vincennes and did assertion the Proud Farmhouse of Kentucky for a Warrant. In January 1808 the requested allowance was arranged, but territory out cold close of the celebrate, and the allowance expired. The Proud Farmhouse of Kentucky issued a instantaneous allowance in September of 1808, and on Walk 13, 1809, Brother Jonathon Taylor, Exterior Master of Abraham's Farmhouse No. 8, of Louisville, Kentucky, installed the officers and set the craft to work. The officers installed were William Jones, WM, John Caldwell, SW, and Nationwide Washington Johnston, JW.

On September 7, 1809, the dynasty was ever constituted as Vincennes Farmhouse No. 15, F. & A.M. under a charter issued by the Proud Farmhouse of Kentucky. The Inventive officers installed under the new charter were Brothers George Wallace, WM, William Jones, SW, Nationwide W. Johnston, JW, Parmenas Beckes, the Treasurer, John D. Hays, Secretary, Charles Smith, SD, Jonathon Crowd, JD, Peter Jones, Keeper, and Charles Fisher, Tyler.

At a original seminar understood in Corydon on December 3, 1817, Nationwide W. Johnston as a diplomat of Vincennes Farmhouse No. 15, with gathering from the Lodges to be found at Salem, Madison, Vevay, Lawrenceburg, Charlestown, Revolution Sun, Corydon, and Brookville, adopted the following resolution: "That it is tactful and advisable that a Proud Farmhouse obligation be at this time formed in the Scrutinize of Indiana. Follow to be prearranged to the Proud Master of Kentucky."

The seminar for the beyond repair celebrate of the M.W. Proud Farmhouse of Indiana was understood at Madison, Indiana, January 12,1818, at which time Brother Alexander Buckner was select our first Utmost Respectful Master. On January 13, 1818, Vincennes Farmhouse was nominated No. 1, and Brother Nationwide W. Johnston was awaited to swear in Brother Elihu Hefty as the first Respectful Master of Vincennes Farmhouse No. 1, F. & A.M.

Nationwide W. Johnston was the greatest immense limb of this dynasty and it was through his innermost pains that Freemasonry was brought appearing in Indiana Royal. In the take part in, Brother Johnston was a man of accent and took an active part in the formation of Scrutinize and Territorial Representatives. It is thought the few men, if any, did more to expand respectable legislation to start the wheels of Scrutinize Representatives moving in the authorize classify than he.