Mason Expose'

[Jabrien]

Expose your Masonic Sects here so we can raise awareness.

http://www.coloradomasons.org/centuriondylt195/

This is the lodge in Monument, Colorado. The town's population is around 7,000-10,000.

[KSigMason]

Yes, get the word out. They are a great organization!

The Idaho State Historical Society had from Memorial Day to Labor Day an entire exhibit on the Freemasons and their concordant bodies. All the bodies gave as much as they could and it turned out great. I was very amazed by it.

[BlueAngel]

Originally Posted by KSigMason

Yes, get the word out. They are a great organization!

The Idaho State Historical Society had from Memorial Day to Labor Day an entire exhibit on the Freemasons and their concordant bodies. All the bodies gave as much as they could and it turned out great. I was very amazed by it.

Well, Mr. Worshipful Master, we are so thrilled that you were amazed.

Now, go back to the LODGE so you can receive some worshipful mastering.

[simplyamason]

Originally Posted by BlueAngel

Well, Mr. Worshipful Master, we are so thrilled that you were amazed.

Now, go back to the LODGE so you can receive some worshipful mastering.

Im sure you've already heard this but it bears repeating; No one or nothing is worshiped in a Masonic Lodge. The term Worshipful Master comes from an old English term, sometimes still used there today, which is a title of respect for someone in a position of authority.

[BlueAngel]

Originally Posted by simplyamason

Im sure you've already heard this but it bears repeating; No one or nothing is worshiped in a Masonic Lodge. The term Worshipful Master comes from an old English term, sometimes still used there today, which is a title of respect for someone in a position of authority.

It didn't bear repeating.

The title WORSHIPFUL MASTER is ODD/bizarre/weird no matter from where it is derived.

There are so many other ways to refer to someone to show respect and WORSHIPFUL MASTER, in my opinion, is at the end of the list and, in fact, shouldn't even be on the list.

Oh, those darn English and their titles.

Now run along.

[KSigMason]

Originally Posted by simplyamason

Im sure you've already heard this but it bears repeating; No one or nothing is worshiped in a Masonic Lodge. The term Worshipful Master comes from an old English term, sometimes still used there today, which is a title of respect for someone in a position of authority.

I've explained this to them in full, but it bounces of them.

Originally Posted by BlueAngel

The title WORSHIPFUL MASTER is ODD/bizarre/weird no matter from where it is derived.

Doesn't mean there's something wrong with it though.

[BlueAngel]

Originally Posted by KSigMason

I've explained this to them in full, but it bounces of them.


Doesn't mean there's something wrong with it though.

You're wasting your time.

No one here is interested in your explanations as far as I can tell.

[BlueAngel]

It's wrong to be referred to as a WORSHIPFUL MASTER.

PERIOD!

It's weird, as well.

Now, run along back to the lodge.

[KSigMason]

Originally Posted by BlueAngel

You're wasting your time.

No one here is interested in your explanations as far as I can tell.

So you would all rather sit in ignorant bliss than face reality?

Originally Posted by BlueAngel

It's wrong to be referred to as a WORSHIPFUL MASTER.

How's that?

[simplyamason]

Originally Posted by BlueAngel

It's wrong to be referred to as a WORSHIPFUL MASTER.

PERIOD!

It's weird, as well.

Now, run along back to the lodge.

It's wrong and weird simply because you say so then huh?