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2. The Triangle and the Three Points, symbols of the Great Architect of the universe and of man.
Among all the Masonic emblems, the most prominent is the Triangle, either in lines or in points. According to Kabbalistic masonry, the equilateral triangle is an emblem of the infinite and eternal Trinity of which man is a finite and temporal emanation. As a line contains an infinite number of points, what a point is to a line, three points in the shape of a triangle are to a triangle. The three points represent a limited and individual form of the infinite Being which is represented by the triangle in lines.
The points that Freemasons add to their names are a profession of faith; they express their belief in the fundamental, and let’s say, fundamentally erroneous dogma of their Order, that man is an individual emanation of the divinity, and therefore, divine himself: implicitly they make themselves guilty of a bold deification of man. Would not the famous triangular hat of the revolutionaries of 1789, adopted by Napoleon, be an indication of this doctrine? It is known that today even in Masonic slang, the hat is called a triangle. The triangle raises the question of whether the error of ancient pagans, renewed in Freemasonry, does not imply knowledge of the true divine Trinity, of which pagan trinities and the Kabbalistic Trinity would only be a counterfeit.