21. Centre For Research Into Freemasonry A project of the University of Sheffield (UK) and the Humanities Research Institute that will create bibliographies, guides to research, as well as run an active public programme of lectures, seminars and conferences, and develop its own largescale research projects. http://www.shef.ac.uk/~hri/crf.htm

22. Freemasonry Australia The directory and entry point for all Australian Grand Lodges, and all matters masonic within Australia. http://www.freemasonry.org.au/

23. Ron Heisler - The Impact Of Freemasonry On Elizabethan Literature Article by Ron Heisler from the Hermetic Journal. http://www.levity.com/alchemy/h_fre.html

Ron Heisler - The Impact of Freemasonry on Elizabethan Literature Article originally published in The Hermetic Journal The Impact of Freemasonry on Elizabethan Literature The enthusiasm among Renaissance men for classical and Hebrew texts brought in its train a revival, and encouraged a sophisticated and creative apprehension, of numerous mystical, alchemical, hermeticist and occultist tendencies. But it was a revival that inevitably encountered resistance from powerful vested interests, especially in theological circles. Compelled to adopt strategies for survival, seekers after "higher truths" sought immunity from reprisal and persecution in the sub-culture of the occult "underground". Thus the secret society began to proliferate. Early in the 16th century Henry Cornelius Agrippa visited England and his friends among the Oxford Humanists - John Colet and Thomas More in particular. Some academics have deduced from his own words that he formed a society in England at this time ( circa I am led to believe that there still exist "Books of Shadows" (membership books) of witches' covens, for which the earliest entries date back to the 16th century.

24. Devil In Freemasonry - Is Freemasonry Satanic? An indictment of freemasonry based on fundamentalist Christian interpretations of Masonic symbolism and scripture. http://www.angelfire.com/mac/masonry/

25. Philalethes Society Home Page SemiAnnual Philalethes Society. esearch has been an important part of freemasonry since the operative days of the craft. The Regius http://www.freemasonry.org/psoc/

Society Membership From the Magazine Dedication ... Masonic Leadership Course Semi-Annual Philalethes Society esearch has been an important part of Freemasonry since the operative days of the craft. The Regius Poem or Manuscipt or Halliwell Manuscript written about A.D. 1390 is an example. There have been many Research Lodges chartered, especially during this century. There have been, however, few research societies organized throughout the long existence of Freemasonry. Only one has been able to stand the test of time. This one is The Philalethes Society, an international association of Freemasons who seek light and those who have light to impart. It has been shedding light and truth since 1928. From the Preface of Seekers of Truth by Allen E. Roberts ( see Web Site Dedication The name of the Society is pronounced "fill a (as in a-bate) lay thees" with the accent on the third syllable lay. It is derived from two Greek words, philos and alethes. It means lover of truth.

26. DLS Bibliographic Object Name Resolver Service Consisting of masonic tales, songs, and sketches published in 1852. Entire book published as scanned images through the Making of America archive. http://moa.umdl.umich.edu/cgi/sgml/moa-idx?notisid=AHK6828

27. Freemasonry.Net - The Freemasonry Network Welcome to TFN The freemasonry Network. The WEBsite for Freemasons and No-Masons alike. Enter the Forums to debate the hot topics http://www.freemasonry.net/Welcome.asp

Wednesday, June 09, 2004 The Forum for Masonic Debate Links News Sign Guest Book Any Questions? ... Advertising on TFN Forum Options List Forums Log In Register Lost Password ... A Masonic Questionnaire Welcome to TFN - The Freemasonry Network. The WEBsite for Freemasons and No-Masons alike. Enter the Forums to debate the hot topics in Masonry or use our links to find other Masonic sites on the WEB. We welcome your commets in the Guest book and if you have any sugestions or feedback please send them via the Contact Page Everything you wanted to know about Masons but were afraid to ask So, you have a question about Freemasonry but don’t know where to find the answer. Try our 'Any Questions?' page which has a selection of questions with the answers just a click away. There are also reproductions of standard leaflets put out by Grand Lodge. A questionnaire for Freemasons Help us to keep in touch with what you want to see now and in the future by completing our questionnaire. We have had many people complete it and the results will be published very soon. Click here for the questionnaire

28. Fraternal Associations, Fraternal Orders And Freemasonry Article on the changes in society and their effects on fraternalism. http://sric-canada.org/fraternalism.html

29. Freemasonry TracingBoard.com is dedicated to the study of freemasonry and other Masonic Orders including the York Rite, Scottish Rite, Blue Lodge, and the History of freemasonry. freemasonry raised on the http://www.tracingboard.com/

Freemasonry The Tracing Board Masonic Orders History Philosophy ... Masonic Forum Welcome to TracingBoard.com! What is Freemasonry? The definition in the English Lectures is most often quoted, which says that "Freemasonry is a peculiar system of morality veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols.'' But a more comprehensive and exact definition is, that it is a science which is engaged in the search after Divine Truth, and which employs symbolism as its method of instruction. Albert G. Mackey, Encyclopedia of Freemasonry A more modern definition is - "Freemasonry is a science dedicated to enlightening the mind through reason, and ennobling the spirit through morality." NEW: Contemplative Masonry (Highly Recommended!) NEW: Discussion Group at TheLodgeRoom.com TracingBoard.com has been designed to help you learn about the world's oldest fraternal order: Freemasonry. Here you will find information about all of the various Masonic organizations, their histories and philosophies. I have went to great lengths to gather a wide variety of information concerning Freemasonry and placed it in a common location that is easy to navigate and use. I have tried to provide accurate information and mostly utilized texts printed prior to the 20th century. I purposefully chose to use these texts because I believe they represent a more accurate picture of what Freemasonry was and ultimately still is. Modern Freemasonry is a product of the Enlightenment and the Age of Reason, its ideology is firmly rooted in what Ayn Rand defined as

30. Grand Lodge Of Minnesota, A.F. And A.M. > Home ( DNN 1.0.9 ) Extensive links to information on many forms of freemasonry, with an emphasis on Minnesota. http://www.mn-mason.org/

Home Grand Lodge Info Video Page What is a Mason? Plumb-line ... Login June 09, 2004 Search: Go Quick Links 2004 Annual Communication Info Brethren Resources Lodge Resources List of Lodges (Acrobat Format) Notice: In order to submit events or participate in discussions on this website, you are required to register and log in. You may do so by clicking "Login" and then "Register". We do not use your personal information in any way other than to verify your visit to this site. Please read our Privacy Statement for more information. Site Privacy Statement Website Information Minimum Requirements Portals Grand Lodge LEO resources Statewide Officers Forum Public Relations Forum IRS Form 990 available View Statistics Welcome to the Grand Lodge of Minnesota Welcome to the Grand Lodge of Minnesota website. Our Grand Lodge, now in its 151st year, is extremely proud of the work of Masons throughout the state. Please browse the website to learn more. Here, Masons will find information about current events, news, educational materials and extensive resources. If you are not a Freemason and are interested in joining, or learning more, you'll find extensive information here on what we do, who we are and how to become a member of the greatest fraternity on earth.

31. History Of Freemasonry - Pietre-Stones Review Of Freemasonry. search HISTORY OF freemasonry. A SHORTENED HISTORY OF freemasonry IN PORTUGAL by W.Bro. A. Gonçalves Anderson Lodge No 16, Grand Regular Lodge of Portugal. http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/history.html

32. Aleister Crowley And Freemasonry A brief note on Crowley's connection with freemasonry. http://freemasonry.bc.ca/Writings/AleisterCrowley.html

INDEX OF PAPERS BIOGRAPHIES Aleister Crowley and Freemasonry Aleister Crowley , a brilliant student of symbolism and ritual, had at least four major contacts with Freemasonry as a complete body. The Confessions of Aleister Crowley. Finally, at around the 1910 period, came Crowley's episode with John Yarker . Yarker was initiated on October 25, 1854 in Liberty Lodge No. 189, was a frequent writer on masonic matters, was a member of Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076 (the premier lodge of masonic research), and had been involved, in 1871, with the setting up of a Grand Council in Manchester of the Ancient and Primitive Rite , a concatenation of the Ancient and Accepted, and the Rites of Memphis and Mizraim, chartered from the United States of America by Harry J. Seymour (these Egyptian rites were considered irregular by the Grand Orient of France, the first being labeled "dead" by Thevenot, the Grand Secretary of the Grand Orient of France, in a letter to the United Grand Lodge of England in 1872 and the latter being dissolved in 1817). This Grand Council was not recognised by the Supreme Council in Duke Street. St. James, who had expelled Yarker, established the Antient and Primitive Rite in Great Britain. After Yarker's death (which is reported in the Oriflamme

33. W. Mark Sexson freemasonryrelated youth group; meeting information, map and history. http://www.w-mark-sexson.tx-iorg.org/

W. Mark Sexson Assembly #373 Mtg Nights: 2nd and 4th Sundays at 7:30pm Where: Masonic Home and School Chapel Address: 3600 Wichita Street Fort Worth, Texas 76119 Mailing Address: 621 N.W. LORNA, BURLESON TEXAS 76028 Mother Advisor: Carmen Baker Sponsorship: Grand Lodge of Texas Trustees This web page acknowledges allegiance to the Supreme Assembly International Order of the Rainbow for Girls, whose seat of authority is in McAlester, Oklahoma, of which Reverend W. Mark Sexson was the founder and Mrs. Pauline Stonehocker is Supreme Worthy Advisor, and to the Grand Jurisdiction of Texas of which Mrs. Marlene Dibrell, is our Supreme Deputy, and Sister Katie Hampton is our Grand Worthy Advisor. Map: W. Mark Sexson Assembly L. T. #6 was instituted on May 28th, 1999 in the Chapel of the Masonic Home and School in Fort Worth, Texas. The Presiding Officer was W. M. "Mike" Gower, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Texas and the Instituting Officer was Mrs. Marlene Dibrell. They were assisted by: Tammy Sutherland Eck, Instituting Chaplain

34. Freemasonry: The Witchcraft Connection freemasonry The Witchcraft Connection. With that point in mind, let us look first at the ritual similarities between contemporary Wicca and freemasonry http://www.saintsalive.com/freemasonry/fmwitchcraft.htm

Freemasonry: The Witchcraft Connection by William J. Schnoebelen William Schnoebelen was deeply involved in both Witchcraft as a Wiccan high priest and the Masonic order for many years. He was a Mason for nine years and a Witch for sixteen years. In the Lodge, he held offices of Junior Warden in the Blue Lodge, Prelate in the Commandery of the York Rite, Master of the Veil in the Royal Arch degree, and Associate Patron in the Order of the Eastern Star. Additionally, he was a 32° Mason and a Shriner. He is now a Born Again Christian and the author of 5 books, including Masonry: Beyond the Light. In understanding the spiritual difficulties of a Born Again Christian being a Mason, it is necessary to realize that there are highly occult elements woven into the very warp and woof of Freemasonry. Thus, the Lodge is not just "another religion" like the Muslims or the Buddhists—although that alone should be enough to keep Christians from involving themselves in it. The nature and character of the Lodge’s deepest theological underpinnings are rooted in Witchcraft and Paganism. Now that may be an astonishing assertion to some, especially to most Masons. However, it is very easily proven. Few people, within the Craft of Masonry or otherwise, perceive that just because a Bible lies open on the altar and Bible verses and characters play an important part in the ritual of the Lodge, that this does not prevent the Lodge from being of the nature of the occult or Witchcraft.

35. Secret Secret Societies. freemasonry. Rosicrucianism. Ku Klux Klan. New Age. New World Order. Home. Christianity Judaism Islam Hinduism Buddhism http://religion-cults.com/secret.htm

Secret Societies Freemasonry Rosicrucianism Ku Klux Klan New Age ... Other Web Sites of Dr. Domínguez (over 100) Home E- Mail to: J. Domínguez, M.D. Last edition: February 10, 2004

36. Jump To The Scottish Rite Supreme Council Quick Links. http://www.srmason-sj.org/

URL: http://www.srmason-sj.org/web/index.htm

37. HOME Con sede en San Jos© de Costa Rica. Qu© es la masoner­a, mensaje del gran maestro, historia, biblioteca y museo, documentos, otras logias en el pa­s y lista de correo. http://freemasonry.org/costarica/

Gran Logia de Costa Rica de Antiguos, Libres y Aceptados Masones Grand Lodge of Costa Rica Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons P.O. Box 10060 - 1000 Avenida Central. Calle 19 San Jose Costa Rica Phone: [506] 222-5064 Fax: [506] 233-4755 ESPAÑOL ENGLISH

38. Freemasonry In Israel - Tree Of Life Of The Kabbalah And Morality freemasonry in Israel. These Moral Powers of Perfection became the basis for the degrees and teachings of the Scottish Rite of freemasonry. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/9991/kabbalah.html

Freemasonry in Israel Home Links E-Mail WebRings Tree of Life of the Kabbalah and Morality Daniel Farhey The esoteric Hebrew theosophy, commonly known as the "Kabbalah" ( Kahbahlah, 'Receipt,' 'Acceptance,' or 'Tradition'), is a very ancient legacy of Israel. The Kabbalah reached its peak at about the 12th and 13th centuries CE, influencing medieval thinkers even before the Renaissance (14th to 17th centuries CE). Indeed, in the 11th and 12th centuries CE, the greatest contribution to science and philosophy was made by the "Mekubbalim" ( Mehkoobahleem, 'Acceptees' or 'Kabbalists'), known in history books as outstanding inventors, developers, and philosophers. Kabbalah studies include the "Ets H'ayim" ( Ehts H'ahyeem, 'Tree of Life') and its "Sefirot" ( Sfeeroht, 'Countings' or 'Divine Emanations'). Ten Sefirot originate from the incomprehensible "EinSof" ( AinSohf, 'Endless' or 'Infinite')the Kabbalistic denomination of the One-and-only, Eternal, and Almighty G-d, creator, source, and very essence of all things. The 10 Sefirot represent: (1) The finite (limited) human understanding of the energy channels which G-d generated from His own infinite energy, to create and rule our finite and material universe; and, (2) the qualities that humans should strive to develop in order to approach G-d. The 10 Sefirot also reflect Moral Associations. Although there are some versions of these Moral Associations, in principle, they all reflect faith in G-d and morality. The following table outlines the order of the

39. On Bible Truth Information on topics such as Catholicism, Brownsville, freemasonry, Shepherd's Chapel and Christian doctrine from a fundamentalist Pentecostal perspective. http://www.angelfire.com/on/bibletruth/index.html

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40. The World Of Freemasonry Welcome to. We hope you enjoy your stay! An introduction to the WebMason of. My name is Dale Porray, and I have been a Master Mason since the Spring of 1988. http://coyote.accessnv.com/ad7k/

Welcome to We hope you enjoy your stay! An introduction to the "WebMason" of My name is Dale Porray, and I have been a Master Mason since the Spring of 1988. My "Mother Lodge" is Vegas Lodge #32 in Las Vegas, NV, and am proud to have been called by my brethren to serve as Master of that Lodge in 1994. I served three years as Secretary of Nevada Lodge of Research #2, and am a member of both York Rite and Scottish Rite bodies in Las Vegas, as well as serving as WebMason and sound technician for the Colorado River Fall Festival Grand Lodge WebMason - that site is at http://www.nvmasons.org. In my "other life", I work at an Amateur Radio Store here in Las Vegas (you can visit our company here and enjoy Amateur Radio as a hobby (as does my wife, Anne - her call sign is and mine is (By the way, many of my ham radio friends - and many others - know me by my nickname of "Squeak".) One of the things foremost in the mind of a Mason is Charity ... Freemasons donate over $1,500,000 per day (yes, per day)

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