Re: Free Masons history

"Martin Edwards" <buzzard554@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> IEJ wrote:
> > It's also from this group the Mason's history origin.
> > But that's an other story.
> >
> > Inger E
>
> Balls. The Masons as known today came into being in the eighteenth
> century. They have *no* organic links with the medieval stonemasons,
> the Knights Templar or my illustrious ancestor Fred Edwards the
> fishmonger. The fact that they subsequently made up such connections,
> along with relevant degrees and rituals, is beside the point. After
> all, the Roman bishopric thinks it was instituted by a failed Judean
rebel.

The really interesting thing is how the Franciscan Order could have existed
before Saint Francis. I suppose we'll have to wait and judge the evidence
before we dismiss the idea.

Alan

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Alan Crozier
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