Robimy specyfikację czynów masonerii:

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Ostatnio pojawiło się na forum sporo tekstów o masonerii oraz o tym, że masoni
są sprawcami czynów dziwnych, złych i odpowiadają za całe zło tego świata.
Żaden z tekstów nie nazywa jednak tych działań wprost, dlatego proponuję
zrobienie specyfikacji czynów masonerii w Polsce, Europie na świecie. Niech
każdy, kto wie coś o knowaniach masonów dopisze się do tego wątku.
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Prehistoraia masonerii

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Graham Hancock “The Sign & the Seal” London: Arrow,1997, pp. 166-7
(166 Holy Ark and Holy Grail)
(…) The favour that Bruce showed towards the Templars in Scotland, and the fact
that many knights escaped arrest in England (because of a delay in implementing
the papal bull there), made it possible for the order to go underground in
British Isles - in other words to survive in a secret and hidden form rather
than
to be completely destroyed. For hundreds of years it has been rumoured that
this
secret survival took the form of Freemasonry - a view supported by a specific
Masonic tradition that the oldest Scottish lodge (Kilwinning) was found by King
Robert the Bruce after the battle of Bannockburn `for the reception of those
Knights Templar who had fled France'. In the eighteenth century Andrew Ramsay,
a
prominent Scots Mason and historian, added credibility to tradition with a
considerable body of work on the connections between Freemasonry and the
Templars. And at around the same time Baron Carl von Hund, a leading German
Mason, declared that 'Freemasonry originated in Knight Templary, that, in
consequence, every Mason is a Templar.'

That such forthright statements should have been made in eighteenth century
(rather than in any earlier century) is not surprising: this was the period in
which Freemasons finally' out of the closet' and began to talk about themselves
and their history. Subsequently, as the new spirit of openness encouraged
further
research, it became clear that `Knight Templarism' was and always had been an
important force within the Masonic system. This research, together with much
material not previously uncovered, has recently been incorporated into a
detailed
and authoritative study, which itemises many ways in which Freemasonry was
shaped
and influenced by fugitive Templars.

It is not my intention here to participate at all in what is undoubtedly a
heated, convoluted and highly specialised debate. The point I wish to make is
simply that the Masonic system did inherit many of the most central traditions
of
the Order of the…

(A Secret and Never-Ending Quest 167)

…Temple of Solomon, and that this inheritance was first passed on in the
British
Isles in the years 1307-14 by Templars who had survived papal persecution
because
of the specially favourable conditions then prevailing in Scotland.

Nor, as I have already noted, was Scotland the only country in which the
Templars
were left unscathed. In Portugal they were tried but found to be free of guilt,
and thus neither tortured nor imprisoned. Of course, as a good Catholic, the
Portuguese monarch (Dennis I) could not afford to ignore papal instructions
completely: accordingly lip service was paid to these instructions and the
Templars were officially dissolved in 1312. Just six years later, however, they
were reborn under a new name: the Militia of Jesus Christ (also known as the
Knights of Christ or, more simply, as the Order of Christ).

This transformation of one order into another enabled the Portuguese Templars
not
only to survive the fires of the Inquisition during the years 1307 to 1314 but
also to emerge phoenix-like from the ashes in 13 18 - after which date they
seem
to have carried on with business very much as usual. All Templar properties and
funds in Portugal were transferred intact to the Order of Christ, as were all
personnel. Moreover, on 14 March 1319, the newly formed entity received the
approval and confirmation of Pope John XXII (Clement meanwhile having died).

In summary, therefore, despite the harshness of the suppression in France and
elsewhere, the Portuguese Order of Christ, and British (and especially
Scottish)
Freemasonry, were the means by which Templar traditions were preserved and
carried forward into the distant future - perhaps right up to modem times.
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