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The term A.F.& A. M. stands for Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and has no real difference to the F. & A. M. abbreviation.
An Accepted Mason is a non-operative Mason who has been initiated into the Craft and, today, effectively covers all Freemasons.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #abbreviation
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The pentagram is used in Freemasonry, and elsewhere, as emblematic of brotherly love, interlaced, and without beginning or end.
The pentagram can be drawn with one continuous stroke, returning to the point of beginning, without the need to retrace any line.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Philosopy #symbolism
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The pentagram is used in Freemasonry, and elsewhere, as emblematic of brotherly love, interlaced, and without beginning or end.
The pentagram can be drawn with one continuous stroke, returning to the point of beginning, without the need to retrace any line.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Philosopy #symbolism
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The pentagram is used in Freemasonry, and elsewhere, as emblematic of brotherly love, interlaced, and without beginning or end.
The pentagram can be drawn with one continuous stroke, returning to the point of beginning, without the need to retrace any line.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Philosopy #symbolism
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The pentagram is used in Freemasonry, and elsewhere, as emblematic of brotherly love, interlaced, and without beginning or end.
The pentagram can be drawn with one continuous stroke, returning to the point of beginning, without the need to retrace any line.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Philosopy #symbolism
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The pentagram is used in Freemasonry, and elsewhere, as emblematic of brotherly love, interlaced, and without beginning or end.
The pentagram can be drawn with one continuous stroke, returning to the point of beginning, without the need to retrace any line.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Philosopy #symbolism
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The Masonic Rituals in use throughout the world take their inspiration from a wide variety of sources. The rites believed to have been used by stonemasons of old are the main source, but also classic philosophers such as Plato, poets, such as Goethe, and playwrights, such as Shakespeare, have their part to play.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Literature #publishing #poetry #Philosopy
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The Masonic Rituals in use throughout the world take their inspiration from a wide variety of sources. The rites believed to have been used by stonemasons of old are the main source, but also classic philosophers such as Plato, poets, such as Goethe, and playwrights, such as Shakespeare, have their part to play.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Literature #publishing #poetry #Philosopy
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The Masonic Rituals in use throughout the world take their inspiration from a wide variety of sources. The rites believed to have been used by stonemasons of old are the main source, but also classic philosophers such as Plato, poets, such as Goethe, and playwrights, such as Shakespeare, have their part to play.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Literature #publishing #poetry #Philosopy
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The Masonic Rituals in use throughout the world take their inspiration from a wide variety of sources. The rites believed to have been used by stonemasons of old are the main source, but also classic philosophers such as Plato, poets, such as Goethe, and playwrights, such as Shakespeare, have their part to play.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Literature #publishing #poetry #Philosopy
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The Masonic Rituals in use throughout the world take their inspiration from a wide variety of sources. The rites believed to have been used by stonemasons of old are the main source, but also classic philosophers such as Plato, poets, such as Goethe, and playwrights, such as Shakespeare, have their part to play.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Literature #publishing #poetry #Philosopy
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Count Lev Nikolayevich (Leo) Tolstoy describes the initiation of a Candidate - Pierre Bezukhov - for Freemasonry into a Masonic Lodge in his epic work "War and Peace", published in 1869.
Tolstoy, who had studied Freemasonry, was not a Mason himself.
#Freemasonry #Freimaurerei #Masonry #2B1ASK1 #History #Literature #Tolstoy