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So You Think You Know about Freemasonry? (Aziloth Books) - Paperback

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by Ray Hudson (Author)

Among Non-Masons, especially the sensationalist type, and even among many Freemasons, there are many misconceptions and misunderstandings of the original objectives, so much so that much of the meaning of Freemasonic ritual has become blurred and confused. The original creators of this system of character building, harmonising with humanity, and of creating a better understanding of the individual's relationship to God - whatever he deems his God to be - were very intelligent individuals. They possessed a deliberate intent regarding the most suitable method of encouraging others to achieve these ideals. By this system of progression, it was hoped that man's understanding of himself and his God would lead eventually to a peaceful harmony throughout life. So great was its aims and construction that it received many imitators, some not quite achieving the ideals envisaged by the original creators. This book is an attempt to 'get back to basics', and will hopefully bring some additional light upon what the author considers the greatest method of self-improvement ever devised by man.

Number of Pages: 138
Dimensions: 0.3 x 7.81 x 5.06 IN
Publication Date: April 09, 2014
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