Freemasonry and the Great Depression

This was originally published in January of 2009 on the Masonic Traveler blog. Freemasonry moves through periods of ups and downs. Like the stock market, there are periods of increases and periods of decreases. Peaks and valleys, plateaus, and depressions, which is normal for any system, especially as nothing remains static, motion is a constant. […]

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The Masonic Bible

Two interesting “non-Masonic” takes on the Masonic bible. I have to admit its amusing to me the degree that these are extolled as “satanic” or “evil” which I suppose just goes to show how little is known or understood about the fraternity today from these obviously very old Bibles. Enjoy I really like the 2nd […]

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Beyond Belief from Fox News

I stumbled across this and thought it an amusing look back at the decade that was.  This goes back a ways to 2008, Beyond Belief on Fox News’ Hanity’s America about “The Freemasonry…” I apologize in advance for the quality, it looks like someone ripped it right off from the television screen. Definitely interesting mix […]

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The diminshment of religious liberty.

An interesting piece in Religion dispatches titled “The Quietly Crumbling Wall of Separation.“ The article makes an interesting case for the diminished protection over the free exercise of religion steaming from the 1990 Justice Scalia decision of Emplotment Division v. Smith – an interesting case in which the Court determined that the state could deny […]

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The Masonic Funeral Service Done Well

Question, what is the most important function of a Masonic Lodge?  Is it initiating new members, taking care of widows and orphans, community charity, providing scholarships, marching in parades, esoteric study, brotherly bonding? The answer is none of the above.  The most important function of a Masonic Lodge is to bury its dead. The Masonic […]

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