by RmOlano
27 April 2013
An edited compilation of
several exchanges of opinions with a Brother of the Craft at League of Masons
forum.
Inquisition
is persecution. When people were burned alive, tortured or thrown to dungeon
for mere suspicion of being a Freemason, engaged in witchcraft, homosexual or
believing such a blasphemous thought such as the world is round and rotates
around the sun, the entity which allows, condones, sponsored such heinous acts
ceased it legitimacy to claim that God is on their side. Anyone who tries to
argue with those who believe that there is justification that Inquisition was a
legitimate action against "...members committing acts contrary to its
beliefs, doctrine, precepts and law..." and agree "that's regulation"
should be forewarned of the futility so such exchange. Spanish Inquisition was
blessed and carried out by members of the RCC. Though Jews and Muslims were the
original targets, later on these purging activities specifically latched on any
suspected or actual Freemasons. This far reaching cleansing action can be
attributed to the executions of Freemasons in the Philippines notably to a
fellow known as Jose Rizal.
Bro
Kenneth Gibala, PM, Benjamin B French Lodge No. 15 once said that be careful of
describing an organization that you don't belong for what you might hear are
just hearsay. Truth is what an individual want to believe regardless of facts.
When the RCC apologized for its abuses to humanity during Inquisition why it is
those victims who were persecuted because of their membership to certain group such
as Knight Templar or Freemasonry are not qualified for apology? There is no
animosity between Freemasonry and Roman Catholic Church; there is animosity
from RCC to our Fraternity--- big difference my dear Brother.
Freemasonry
taught to those who would listen to refrain from accepting what seems to be
obvious and be knowledgeable to discern that there are messages behind abstract
ideas. Hiding in plain sight, seeing with eyes wide shut or squaring the circle
are not just metaphors but could mean something to those whose attempting to
reach the level of illumination where he truly see the darkness of my soul. “....
Veiled in allegories and illustrated by symbols,” many so-called learned
members parroted the lectures without understanding the message they delivered,
many candidates just sat there with glazed eyed trying not to sleep, some
thought its show biz or Oscar award night, but some do think twice and tried to
figure out what really is the Craft all about.
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