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6/30/2025, 2:23:51 AM
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>Diamonds?Also technically not even humans can make straight lines.
Yeah diamonds. As in picrel. Look at all those mathematically straight lines. Also humans not being able to means nothing when the symbol of freemasonry is the SQUARE AND COMPASS. Tools for making straight lines.
>Incorrect, he is an allegory for the craft and his death is an allusion to Jesus Christ
Except that Solomon's temple was hundreds of years before Christ so he can't be an allegory to that.
>No Freemason advocates building a physical temple, something you'd know from 5 seconds in a ritual. We are not Operative Masons nor do we hold that this is something we would espouse as it's nonsensical.
You say no freemason advocates building a physical temple in one sentence then you try to separate yourself from "Operative Masons", suggesting that there are masons who do advocate building a physical temple. Also Israel is obsessed with controlling the area that Al-Aqsa mosque sits on specifically because this is where they think the temple will be built.
>Most people who go to church every Sunday have no idea what the Bible teaches.
This is 100% true however. I'd also like to say that I'm not a young earth creationist or an evangelical. I fully acknowledge the occult esoterism in the bible. I'm also not inherently against gnosticism or even some straightforward hermeticism. Freemasonry is for lack of a better phrase the "alice in wonderlanding of reality". That's why the clown or jester is such a prominent symbol of masonry.
>Diamonds?Also technically not even humans can make straight lines.
Yeah diamonds. As in picrel. Look at all those mathematically straight lines. Also humans not being able to means nothing when the symbol of freemasonry is the SQUARE AND COMPASS. Tools for making straight lines.
>Incorrect, he is an allegory for the craft and his death is an allusion to Jesus Christ
Except that Solomon's temple was hundreds of years before Christ so he can't be an allegory to that.
>No Freemason advocates building a physical temple, something you'd know from 5 seconds in a ritual. We are not Operative Masons nor do we hold that this is something we would espouse as it's nonsensical.
You say no freemason advocates building a physical temple in one sentence then you try to separate yourself from "Operative Masons", suggesting that there are masons who do advocate building a physical temple. Also Israel is obsessed with controlling the area that Al-Aqsa mosque sits on specifically because this is where they think the temple will be built.
>Most people who go to church every Sunday have no idea what the Bible teaches.
This is 100% true however. I'd also like to say that I'm not a young earth creationist or an evangelical. I fully acknowledge the occult esoterism in the bible. I'm also not inherently against gnosticism or even some straightforward hermeticism. Freemasonry is for lack of a better phrase the "alice in wonderlanding of reality". That's why the clown or jester is such a prominent symbol of masonry.
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