Do you think FreeMasons will share the same reverance as Ancient Builders Centuries from now?

[gho3st]

They seem to implement a lot of the Ancient Builders craft into their buildings. And no this is not a conspiracy thread. It

 

[Meta Reign]

As individuals, yes. As a group, no. . . But that's how they would like it I assume.

Even today "we" revere many freemasons, but we don't PUBLICLY revere them as a group.

Remember, the "winners" write "history".

 

[Maschine_Man]

They seem to implement a lot of the Ancient Builders craft into their buildings. And no this is not a conspiracy thread. It

well...they were instrumental in building a lot of America.

 

[gho3st]

As individuals, yes. As a group, no. . . But that's how they would like it I assume.

Even today "we" revere many freemasons, but we don't PUBLICLY revere them as a group.

Remember, the "winners" write "history".

they seem to place a lot of value on astronomy, numbers and such like Ancient builders did. They leave fingerprints on the planet the same way those ancient builders did with their engineering. reading about ancient history pre, during and after younger Dryas is fascinating. Whats even weirder is how much ancient north american indian myths got in common with a bunch of other myths and "religious stories". There's mention of flooding in practically every single one of them. Makes you wonder how much was lost.

well...they were instrumental in building a lot of America.

I'm not talking about shyt as simple as just building. I'm talking about the monumental aspect in their engineering like they seem to follow ancient knowledge on engineering.

 

[Mowgli]

What have they done for me lately

 

[JahFocus CS]

No

 

[gho3st]

No

not?

 

[OH SOHH TRILL]

they seem to place a lot of value on astronomy, numbers and such like Ancient builders did. They leave fingerprints on the planet the same way those ancient builders did with their engineering. reading about ancient history pre, during and after younger Dryas is fascinating. Whats even weirder is how much ancient north american indian myths got in common with a bunch of other myths and "religious stories". There's mention of flooding in practically every single one of them. Makes you wonder how much was lost.


I'm not talking about shyt as simple as just building. I'm talking about the monumental aspect in their engineering like they seem to follow ancient knowledge on engineering.

Masons ain't actually building or designing shyt fam. They just open/dedicate the buildings.

 

[greenygreen]

nope they still aint topped the great pyramid