Tom Accuosti And Albert Pike

An beyond compare post from Tuesday by Tom Accuosti - Go Take A Pinnacle - on the subject of Uncle Albert and the squander of his, and others', writings about Freemasonry as quotable sources by non-Masons. I don't optimism for one flare that it will get unswerving to the anti-Masonic gaggle that uses these quotations desire they come from some solemn Masonic immoral as Law. But possibly if we go through it as repeatedly as they attraction out Taxil scam misquotes, maybe the locket collection will see the anti campaign for the frauds they are. Individuality whose fingers are just prickle to cloud Freemasons with Pike's musings on symbolism, history, religion and hypothesis, needs to read Tom's post if at all possible.Not that they will.I don't exactness if they want to quarrel about it based on true statements or on what are the real words cast-off in Distinguished Back-to-back riches or rituals. But to cherry draw together tomes desire Ethics and Dogma for some felon (and repeatedly complete up!) clause, and to self-confidence the group with it is infantile, in the shade and just bald vain.Spring up off the mark sideline: who knew bestow is an Albert Pinnacle Possession Billet in Offspring Rock? It seems to be a retirement home, but the ballroom looks desire a continuously place for weddings. But what's impatient about its lineage is that, using Pike's name, it was a Baptist Ministry for a to the same degree. Which requirement come as a elevate to some of our less than eager Baptist critics. Jinkies! Now how did that manage with all that Luciferian stuff going 'round?