121. Captain Morgan's Exposition Of Freemasonry Contents CAPT. WM. MORGAN S EPOSITION OF freemasonry, Republished with the addition of engravings, showing the Lodgeroom Signs, Grips and Masonic Emblems. http://www.utlm.org/onlinebooks/captmorgansfreemasonrycontents.htm

Cover: Cover Text: ILLUSTRATIONS OF M A S O N R Y BY ONE OF THE FRATERNITY Who has devoted Thirty Years to the Subject "God said, Let there be Light, and there was Light." Printed for the Proprietor, CAPT. WM. MORGAN'S EPOSITION OF FREEMASONRY, Republished with the addition of engravings, showing the Lodge-room Signs, Grips and Masonic Emblems. Part 1 page: Part 2 page: Part 3 page: Part 4 page: Part 5 page: Part 6 FREEMASONRY AT A GLANCE page: For more details on Captain Morgan's death and Masonry's effect on Mormonism (and the significance of this book) see: Captain Morgan and the Masonic Influence in Mormonism For more information on the changed elements of Mormon Temple Ceremony see: #75 Messenger, Temple Ritual Altered #76 Messenger, Current Temple Ceremony Now Available Also see from The Changing World of Mormonism Chapter 22 Part 2, Temple Work The Temple Ceremony and Masonry Joseph Smith Becomes a Mason ... Other Websites

122. Leo XIII - Dall'alto Dell'Apostolico Seggio Encyclical on freemasonry in Italy. Promulgated 15 October, 1890. http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/leo_xiii/encyclicals/documents/hf_l-xiii_enc_1

DALL'ALTO DELL'APOSTOLICO SEGGIO ENCYCLICAL OF POPE LEO XIII ON FREEMASONRY IN ITALY To the Bishops, the Clergy, and the People of Italy. Venerable Brethren and Beloved Children, Health and Apostolic Benediction. Italy Has Come to This The Object of the Encyclical 2. We shall not say anything new; for facts have not changed from what they were, and We have had at other times to speak of them when occasion was given.-But We now intend to recapitulate these facts in some way, and to group 3. It is well to trace from the beginning the different phases of this warfare. "Facilis Descensus Averni" 4. The war began by the overthrow of the civil power of the Popes, the downfall of which, according to the secret intentions of the real leaders, afterwards openly avowed, was, under a political pretext, to be the means of enslaving at least, if not of destroying the supreme spiritual power of the Roman Pontiffs.-That no doubt might remain as to the true object of this warfare, there followed quickly the suppression of the Religious Orders; and thereby a great reduction in the number of evangelical labourers for the propagation of the faith amongst the heathens, and for the sacred ministry and religious service of Catholic countries.-Later, the obligation of military service was extended to ecclesiastics, with the necessary result that many and grave obstacles were put to the recruiting and due formation even of the secular Clergy. Hands were laid upon ecclesiastical property, partly by absolute confiscation, and partly by charging it with

123. Welcome Translate this page http://www.freemasonry.it/

124. Boudicca's Bard Freemasonry Over 100 Masonic essays stored as compressed (*.zip) files. http://www.boudicca.de/files/26/files.htm

Filename Size Date Description 1st_init.zip The First Recorded Initiation in England 2pillars.zip The Two Pillars by H. Jordan Rosoce 4thlct.zip Lecture on the 4th degree A.A.S.R. aims.zip Aims and Relationships of the Craft amiamm.zip Did Shakespere Create Masonic Ritual? ancient.zip Ancient definition of Freemasonry antmys1.zip ANCIENT MYSTERIES AND MODERN MASONRY aryan.zip Myth of ARYAN ashextal.zip The Hiramic Legend the Ashmolean Theory by W.B. Hextall degmas10.zip The Degrees of Masonry; Their Origin and History degmas11.zip The Degrees of Masonry; Their Origin and History degmas12.zip The Degrees of Masonry; Their Origin and History degmas13.zip The Degrees of Masonry; Their Origin and History degmas14.zip The Degrees of Masonry; Their Origin and History degmas15.zip The Degrees of Masonry; Their Origin and History degmas16.zip The Degrees of Masonry; Their Origin and History degmas17.zip

125. The Library And Museum Of Freemasonry The Library and Museum of freemasonry is a registered museum housing one of the finest publicly available collections of Masonic material in the world. http://freemasonry.london.museum/

Open to the Public, Free of Charge - Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm National Archives Network Buildings in London The Library and Museum of Freemasonry is a registered museum housing one of the finest publicly available collections of Masonic material in the world. MUSEUM LIBRARY ARCHIVES CATALOGUE ... CONTACT Registered Charity Number 1058497 Created by Cyberpoint Limited

126. Why I Left Freemasonry Why I Left freemasonry. By Charles G. Finney, DD. This was a few years before the revelations of freemasonry by Captain William Morgan were published. http://www.evangelicaloutreach.org/freemasn.htm

Why I Left Freemasonry By Charles G. Finney, D.D. W hen I was converted to Christ I had belonged to the Masonic Lodge in Adams, New York, about four years. During the struggle of conviction of sin through which I passed, I do not recollect that the question of Freemasonry ever occurred to my mind. New Views of Lodgism But soon after my conversion, the evening came for attendance upon the Lodge, and I went. They, of course, were aware that I had become a Christian and the Master called upon me to open the Lodge with prayer. I did so, and poured out my heart to the Lord for blessings upon the Lodge. I observed that it created considerable excitement. The evening passed away, and at the close of the Lodge I was asked to pray again. I did so, and retired much depressed in spirit. I soon found that I was completely converted from Freemasonry to Christ, and that I could have no fellowship with any of the proceedings of the Lodge. Its oaths appeared to me to be monstrously profane and barbarous. At that time I did not know how much I had been imposed upon by many of the pretensions of Masonry. But, upon reflection and examination, a severe struggle and earnest prayer, I found I could not consistently remain with them. My new life instinctively and irresistibly recoiled from any fellowship with what I now regarded as "the unfruitful works of darkness."

127. Freemasonry (books) - Franc-maçonnerie (livres) - Vrijmetselarij (boeken): R. P freemasonry Books by Ren© Pieyns. Texts discussing the masonic degree rituals. Books in English, in French and in Dutch. http://www.fondsmarcelhofmans.com/

128. Esoterica Esoteric freemasonry. Fringe Masonry existed. By examining it in Updated 2003/01/10. freemasonry.bcy.ca/biography/esoterica/index.html. http://freemasonry.bc.ca/biography/esoterica/

MASONIC BIOGRAPHIES FRINGE FREEMASONRY FAMOUS FREEMASONS Esoteric Freemasonry Fringe Masonry existed. By examining it in a rational manner and in the context of its time we can defuse it and render it worthless as a weapon of attack on mainstream Freemasonry. John Hamill. Transactions of Quatuor Coronati Lodge . Vol. 109. p. 214. Fringe Masonry encompasses those regular freemasons whose interest in mysticism and the occult led them to such organizations as the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (HOGD) and the Ordo Templi Orientis . Neither of these organizations was ever recognized by any regular masonic body. The Golden Dawn had no masonic pretensions but the fact that the founders of the OTO made such claims opened it to accusations of being clandestine or irregular Freemasonry. Since 1919 ( Equinox Vol. III, No. 1) they ceased to claim being or having any authority regarding Freemasonry. Currently most masonic Grand Lodge jurisdictions are unaware of, or indifferent to, the existence or history of the OTO. It must be stressed that although Freemasonry recognizes many of these men as freemasons

129. Freemason Bibliography freemasonry in the EighteenthCentury. Prepared by Brandy Farese. The pieces include the beginnings of freemasonry in Europe as well as Colonial America. http://www.louisville.edu/a-s/english/subcultures/colors/black/bljett01/farebibl

Freemasonry in the Eighteenth-Century Prepared by: Brandy Farese Suggested Readings The following is a bibliography of some of the most insightful pieces of literature on Freemasonry in the Eighteen-Century. The pieces include the beginnings of Freemasonry in Europe as well as Colonial America. William and Mary Quarterly Hunter, Frederick M. The Regius Manuscript. Research Lodge of Oregon, No.198: Portland Oregon, 1952. Jacob, Margaret C. Living the Enlightenment: Freemasonry and Politics in Eighteen-Century Europe . Oxford University Press: New York, 1991. Jacob provides an insight into how Freemasons, in their private sociability, reconstituted polity and established a constitutional form of self-government complete with laws, elections and representatives. Moral, ethical and political prescriptions permeating mentioned are Freemason utopian, reforming and free-thinking tendencies (Benjamin Franklin among a few). Jacob explains the exclusion of women in Freemasonry and the anti-masonic trends. Knight, Stephen.

130. Abraham Lincoln's Assasination And Freemasonry Explores the involvement of the Freemasons in the assassination; also draws parrallels to JFK's murder. http://www.freemasonrywatch.org/lincoln.html

FreePress-FreeSpeech Banner Home 3rd° Tour Site Index News Room ... Links Part 1: It Was Johnson The Crown in the Capitol I n 1957 Ray A. Neff of Gibbsboro, New Jersey, walked into Leary's ookshop in Philadelphia and purchased a faded, second-hand book for fifty cents. Unbeknownst to Neff, inside that dusty military journal was a profound and stunning confession from the grave of a Union General and traitor, Lafayette Baker. Booth was not alone, and according to Gen Baker, did indeed survive. And as late as 1977, the FBI, did in fact investigate the issue of JOHN WILKES BOOTH and his possible survival. Recently the Bureau released 184 pages in PDF format, Booth 1 Booth 2 Booth 3 Booth 4 . According to the FBI, "These records contain correspondence dated 1922-23 of William J. Burns, former Director of the Bureau of Investigation, concerning a theory that Booth lived many years after the assassination of President Lincoln. Also included are the results of a 1948 examination by the FBI Laboratory of a boot said to be worn by Booth on the night of the assassination and a 1977 examination of a diary belonging to Booth." On January 23, 1923, William J. Burns, by then the acting director of the Department of Justice wrote "I have gone over with considerable interest the volume entitled "The Escape and Suicide of John Wilkes Booth" by Finis L. Bates of Memphis, Tennessee...The work contains very strong evidence in support of the old belief that Booth did escape and live many years after the assassination of President Lincoln..." (

131. MIC Information Provides information on freemasonry. http://www.msana.com/mic.htm

Masonic Information Center What is the MIC? The Masonic Information Center (MIC) was founded in 1993 by a grant from John J. Robinson, well-known author, speaker, and Mason. Its purpose is to provide information on Freemasonry to Masons and non-Masons alike and to respond to critics of Freemasonry.  Inquiries about Freemasonry to the MIC come from around the world - by phone, fax and email . The inquiries vary from information on how to become a Mason, to wanting more information about the Fraternity, answering specific questions about the ritual or Masonic protocol and genealogy. The MSA Short Talk Bulletin Vol. 79 For February 2001 has the Masonic Information Center 2000 report. See Publications for more information about this and other Short Talk Bulletins. Publications NEW !! Facts and Fiction About Freemasonry A new 17-minute audiotape discusses several issues important to Freemasonry. Responding to numerous false claims about Freemasonry by anti-Masons are several noted Masonic leaders such as Gary Leazer, Jim Tresner, Brent Morris, Terry Tilton and Bob Davis. Cost is $5.00 plus S/H. Please specify audio cassette or CD format.

132. Www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A61372-2001Nov20.html SBC Papacy and freemasonryPapacy and freemasonry. PAPACY AND freemasonry, those are the two powers active throughout the world and each is seeking to dominate it. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A61372-2001Nov20.html

133. Freemasonry In Text, Federal Lodge No.1, F.A.A.M. Masonic poems and essays. http://www.federallodge.org/perception.htm

134. Lux Occulta - Esotertic Freemasonry Esoteric freemasonry. Welcome to a collection of articles on Esoteric freemasonry. The Dawn. Is freemasonry itself an occult society? http://www.mastermason.com/luxocculta/home.htm

Esoteric Freemasonry Welcome to a collection of articles on Esoteric Freemasonry. Is Freemasonry itself an occult society? As a practising occultist and Freemason it is my considered opinion that Freemasonry is not. Freemasonry, while it is "veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols", does not teach the skills necessary for operative magic and its genuinely occult symbolic framework is too sparse and disjointed to provide for any sound structure for learning or disseminating occult principles. I shortly intend to write an essay on this subject. Anyway here are some articles on Esoteric Freemasonry, which I hope you will find enlightening (or at least interesting). Important Note : For readers unfamiliar with the structure of Freemasonry I must emphise that all articles on this page (and in fact all articles that are not published by a Grand Lodge as a Grand Lodge declaration) are the opinions of the author. Freemasonry is governed by fully independent Grand Lodges at state or national level and there is no universally accepted dogma. Vale.

135. Saints Alive - Freemasonry Christian perspective on freemasonry and Masonic lodges, including the Shriners and the York Rite. http://saintsalive.com/freemasonry.html

Freemasonry Resource Files An Observation on Freemasonry Beware the Evil Workers - A Southern Baptist Pastors Story Biblical Look At The Lodge Charles Finney on Freemasonry ... l By David Carrico Freemasonry and the Church: A Christian Workers Perspective Freemasonry and The Southern Baptist Convention FMY and the SBC - The Story Goes On...and On FMY Witness ... Freemasonry and the Masonic Lodge by Dick Smith Freemasonry Around the World by Mick Oxley Freemasonry Revealed by Rev. William Sudduth Freemasonry: Satan's Door To America? Freemasonry: The Witchcraft Connection by William J. Schnoebelen Goat Of Mendes Joseph Smith and the Temple of DOOM Masonic Heresy Masonic Rituals for the Blue Lodge Actual word-for-word masonic rituals! Masonic Roots: Christ, Solomon, or Baal? by Keith Harris Masons Sons Of Light Mixing Oil With Water The Eastern Star The F.A.T.A.L. Flaw NEW!! The Founding Fathers and Freemasonry The Grange The Masonic Government The Public School Connection by Tom McKenney The Secret Doctrine by Larry Kunk The Trojan Horse of America The Way Things Ought To Be by Bob Jones What's So Bad About Being a Mason?

136. Pietre Stones Review Of Freemasonry domain names and web hosting and url forwarding from V3. Pietre Stones Review of freemasonry. Essays regarding freemasonry Click here to continue. http://welcome.to/psfreemasonry

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137. TheMAAC Table Of Contents Page Travel, gift, and clothing items for members of freemasonry, the Eastern Star, the Shrine, Job's Daughters, and other related organizations. Online catalog and ordering. http://www.thegreekshop.com/themaac/contents.html

TheMAAC.com The Masonic Connection TABLE OF CONTENTS At TheMAAC.com Masons, Eastern Stars, Nobles, and Daughters, as well as for most Appendant and Concordant bodies. Please note, our products are meant solely for the legitimate members of the appropriate houses indicated. Please feel free to browse our on-line catalogue. (Sorry, printed versions are not available.) For ease of selection and for your viewing convenience, we have divided our offerings into specific sections. Just click on the selection to travel to your favorite spot. For work or leisure, these bags will have you traveling in style. Headgear Choose casual caps, hats and fleece scarves for Masons, Eastern Stars, Daughters, Nobles and other Appendant and Concordant bodies. Fezzes Novelties and Gifts Select one of our unique gifts for yourself or someone special. Our gift selections are now divided into categories for your shopping convenience. Jewelry Printed Tees Jump Suits Air-force Style Flight suits for Masons and Nobles. Sweaters Custom cotton, acrylic or wool sweaters are available for all houses. Jackets We have jackets for all seasons, customized especially for you. Our jackets are now divided into specific pages, based on style.

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139. What Is Freemasonry And Who Are Freemasons Masonic Lodge freemasonry. The G in our symbol Geometry. Nothing more and nothing less. No more and no less. To Masonic Links. What is freemasonry and who are Freemasons? http://modena.intergate.ca/personal/dconrad/free.htm

Freemasonry The G in our symbol Geometry. Nothing more and nothing less. No mason would ever assume that he has the right to tell you what you should believe or disbelieve as we are neither a religion nor a sect. We all hope that you do at least believe in a supreme being. We are simply religious people of all faiths striving to live moral lives in accordance to our own personal beliefs in God. No more and no less. To Masonic Links What is Freemasonry and who are Freemasons? This is the text of a leaflet published by by the Board of General Purposes of the United Grand Lodge of England in 1984. What is Freemasonry? Introduction: Freemasonry is one of the world's oldest secular fraternal societies. This leaflet is intended to explain Freemasonry as it is practised under the United Grand Lodge of England, which administers Lodges of Freemasons in England and Wales and in many places overseas. The explanation may correct some misconceptions. Freemasonry is a society of men concerned with moral and spiritual values. Its members are taught it's precepts by a series of ritual dramas, which follow ancient forms and use stonemasons' customs and tools as allegorical guides. The Essential Qualification for Membership: The essential qualification for admission into and continuing membership is a belief in a Supreme Being. Membership is open to men of any race or religion who can fulfil this essential qualification and are of good repute.

140. Barnsley Freemasonry Official website includes a list of lodges, a part of the Province of the West Riding of Yorkshire. http://www.wrprovince.co.uk/t_barnsley.htm

Home Page Mission Statement Masonic FAQs Lodge List ... Chapters in Barnsley The Freemasons of the Province of Yorkshire (West Riding) Freemasonry in Barnsley Friendly Lodge No 1513 Regent Loge No 2856 Holgate Lodge No 4792 Bretton Priory Lodge No 5774 ... Home Page

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