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Was it God, the devil, or free will that guided his hand and stayed his temper?
You Northern Jurisdiction folk miss out on all the fun... In the Southern Jurisdiction, the 29th Degree is the Scottish Knight of St. Andrew, so we've got a 5' long Claymore that we dub people knights with during the degree. Luckily, our degree team is mostly younger men who have the arm strength to keep any accidents from happening...
Originally posted by Rockpuck
reply to post by network dude
Hmm.. Personally, I never saw a sword used in the Scottish Rite, have you?
Originally posted by amc621
reply to post by tonypazzohome
www.nydailynews.com...
This is just another sign of christianity being evil, as he killed his mother he yelled at her for not accepting jesus. This poor woman survived 9/11. She worked at the WTC marriot.
Originally posted by Rockpuck
reply to post by network dude
Hmm.. Personally, I never saw a sword used in the Scottish Rite, have you?
I guarantee that our Lodge's sword wouldn't cut butter! You might beat someone to death with it, but you wouldn't "hack" anything.
According to John, Jesus performed his first public miracle at a wedding feast in Cana, when he turned water into wine (John 2:1-11). Similarly, Pagan myth records Dionysus turning water into wine at his own wedding to Ariadne (Freke/Gandy, 38). Also in John, Jesus miraculously helped his disciples catch a large number of fish at the Sea of Galilee -- 153, to be precise (John 21 : 11). In the aretalogy written by Porphyry, the great mathematician Pythagoras also performed this supernatural feat. Further, the Pythagoreans regarded 153 as a sacred number due to its use in a mathematical ratio called "the measure of the fish," which produces the mystical symbol of the vesica pisces -- the intersection of two circles which yields a fish-like shape. This "sign of the fish" is, of course, still widely used today as a symbol of Christianity
Well, the media just doesn't know what to think at this point. There's a lot of guessing, and a lot of articles being written who are citing other newspapers as sources, rather than witnesses or police accounts.
Originally posted by Aeons
Well, if it was a freemason sword, and those are very dull.....then dear god the poor woman was beheaded by a dull spoon. Yuck.
Originally posted by Romantic_Rebel
reply to post by tonypazzohome
A hardworking Brooklyn mother hacked to death this morning with a samurai sword by her actor son might still be alive if cops didn’t wait nearly an hour to break down her apartment door, neighbors said.
Source
I don't Freemason anywhere. I see the word samurai.
Care to change the title of your thread?