Ask a Mason

originally posted by: vethumanbeing
No, there are trillions...

Really? Maybe you can list them. Start with, how many creators of the universe are there?

...from your perspective of the Planet "DUMBASS" (as you stated were from initially)...

Actually, that is where the reptilians hail from.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: TzarChasm

how do they come to that conclusion? that the welfare of humanity is not a satisfactory obligation?

Society is a group of people with differing view points on everything. A Supreme Being is just that.

i feel this is a flawed basis, but thats probably below your radar.

originally posted by: TzarChasm
i feel this is a flawed basis, but thats probably below your radar.

Whether you think it is flawed or not does not impact what all Regular Masons agree upon.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

in other words, its below the masonic radar entirely. i expected no less.

originally posted by: TzarChasm

in other words, its below the masonic radar entirely. i expected no less.

No, it just does not agree with your personal opinion.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: TzarChasm

in other words, its below the masonic radar entirely. i expected no less.

No, it just does not agree with your personal opinion.

thats what im saying. they dont care, they dont agree, etc.

i need to sit down and have a face to face wth a mason. it may just be something to agree to disagree about, but i still ponder it occasionally. particularly since i thought maybe i would like to be a mason, but i answer to the american courts, the ISCU, and myself. i wouldnt qualify.

originally posted by: TzarChasm
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but i answer to the american courts, the ISCU, and myself. i wouldnt qualify.

Not really following what you are saying here.

originally posted by: vethumanbeing

You would be surprised at the truth. The only thing I can answer is with this; is you are not *enlightened* and am embarrassed for your compatriots that attach themselves to your diatribe. Have you not read the content of this thread (US Scottish Rite Masons) has been discussed; some of us call it a pedigree. Everything is part of this Universe and blood is blood defining pedigree; particularly 'Scottish Rite'.

At this time, you either need to provide some information, or seek professional help. I'll reserve judgement on that until I see if you can produce a source.

Craft masonry is universal all over the world. Recognized lodges are universally similar under the guidelines of masonry.

Scottish Rite can have some differences, like in the UK most go to the 18th degree and getting past that is cumbersome.

Please provide the contact information for the Scottish Rite in your area so that I may contact them and verify what you are saying. If in fact, bloodlines are even considered, (we will skip the reptilians for the moment) I will come back and apologize profusely. I suspect that what you belong to is a clandestine nut jobbery version that clings to internet conspiracy as it's tenets. Again, if I find out I am wrong here, you will have a very public apology.

a reply to: TzarChasm

perhaps if you start a thread asking specifically what you want to know, more of us can offer opinions. At this point, I really don't know what you are asking at all. Likely my fault, but confused none the less.

a reply to: network dude

Agnostics and atheists cannot become masons because in freemasonry, there is no higher calling than to serve a supreme being. but why can't you become a mason if your calling is to serve humanity regardless of higher powers.

originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: TzarChasm

AgustusMasonicus: not large enough.

TzarChasm: how do they come to that conclusion? that the welfare of humanity is not a satisfactory obligation?

Philanthropy is a huge part of being a Mason; my Grandfather bought land in Arizona and donated it to the 'Boy Scouts of America' to create a retreat camp they could go and earn merit badges,(not scrub land).

a reply to: network dude
Craft Masonry (what are you speaking of)? Are you attempting to find out who I am using lodge dodge tactics (real names)? Contact the Campbell/McNaughton Clan (you know where they are) and get their registry of specific clan members 300 years plus as a starting point.

a reply to: TzarChasm

The idea is this: humanity had help in its creation and they [masons] carrying the Essene's/Knights Templar and RosiCross knowledge) know who this was and how it occurred.

a reply to: vethumanbeing
You don't know what Craft Masonry is? Colloquially referred to as "Blue Lodge", the Symbolic Degrees, or Craft Masonry (or even Ancient Craft Masonry), is comprised of the three degrees: Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, and Master Mason. Though I would also include the degrees of Royal Arch and Cryptic Masonry under the umbrella of Craft Masonry, but that's my opinion.

Your Scottish Clan means nothing in terms of this thread.

originally posted by: vethumanbeing
Philanthropy is a huge part of being a Mason...

Who said it was not?

a reply to: TzarChasm

As an atheist or agnostic, would you want to say prayers, learn things from the bible, and be in a group that centered it's teachings around God?

a reply to: network dude

Do they have beer?

originally posted by: vethumanbeing
a reply to: network dude
Craft Masonry (what are you speaking of)? Are you attempting to find out who I am using lodge dodge tactics (real names)? Contact the Campbell/McNaughton Clan (you know where they are) and get their registry of specific clan members 300 years plus as a starting point.

Craft masonry, the first three degrees. The Blue lodge. The place where masons become masons. And no, I don't know anyone who refers to their family as "clans". See in the rest of the world, there are Scottish Rite groups. Buildings where masons meet, and perhaps you reside on the reptilian planet and things are different there, but for me to understand the crazy things you are saying, I need some context. So if you let me know of a building that has a person with a contact source, I can contact that person, and ask him questions about their Scottish Rite and how it works. If this person cannot communicate with e-mail or phone, or any other terrestrial source, could you proved plans to build an "ET phone home" type device, so that I may communicate intergalacticaly?

wilmingtonaasr.ipower.com... this is my valley. Notice the site has pictures of a building and people. (that is what I would like from you)

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: network dude

Do they have beer?

Only up north, where you have to shovel off your roof.

originally posted by: network dude
Only up north, where you have to shovel off your roof.

Thanks to chemtrails the weather has been unseasonably mild and there has been no roof-shoveling to speak of.