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The principal purpose of this web site is to make available five papers by the author. Here are three of them: |
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A look at Masonic conflict with the Roman Catholic Church and early influences on Mexico |
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Investigates Masonic influence during this important conflict. |
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An examination of the Christian and Masonic beliefs of George Washington, the first United States president. Included is a Latin American perspective. |
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More articles can be found here
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The Cross
Christ sacrificed,
the lamb of God
For God was pleased to have all His fullness dwell in him, and through
him to reconcile to himself all things, whether things on earth
or things in heaven, by making peace through his blood, shed on
the cross.
Col. 1: 18-19
The Compass
"The compass is the most prominent emblem of virtue, the true and only measure of a Mason's life and conduct. The Bible gives us light on duties to God, the square give light on duties to our neighbor, and the compass gives light on duty to ourselves, the great duty of circumscribing our passions... As in operative masonry compasses were used to give architect just proportions which will insure beauty as well as stability. So in speculative masonry, compass is symbolic of that even tenor of deportment, that true standard of rectitude which alone can bestow happiness here and felicity thereafter."
"Compasses," Lexicon of Freemasonry pp 95-96 - Albert Mackey 1872
14th edition, Philadelphia, Moss and Company |
