Originally Posted by Jacks
Hi Jacks,
It was shown as a series in the National Geographic Channel entitled: The Secret Bible Week just a week before the worldwide screening of Da Vinci Code.
Try searching Google with "national geographic knights templar" and check the link with the Torrentz link.
Others you can find at this site are documentaries like:
National Geographic:Secret Bible Week:Knights Templar, Real or Myth
National Geographic:Secret Bible Week:Apocalypse
National Geographic:Secret Bible Week:Rivals of Jesus
National Geographic:Secret Bible Week:The Gospel of Judas
BBC:Who wrote the Bible
BBC:Bible Mysteries
National Geographic:Jesus the Real Story
..and a lot more.
These can be downloaded in divX format. enjoy.
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Thread: FREE MASONRY - the Principles
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06-28-2006, 11:25 PM #491Junior Member
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06-29-2006, 12:24 AM #492C.I.A.
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ok, question sa masons/demolay members, naa ba na sa inyo teaching nga magplot sa church?...
nope...wa may teachings kay di man mi religion ang freemasonry...
plot?...among plot kay mo simba mi kay anniversary sa organization heheh and naa sad nag birthday...
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06-29-2006, 12:27 AM #493Junior Member
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@hotspur:
Bro, share ko sa gamay lang nga request nimo sa mga famous Mason leaders. I'll start with our fellow countrymen then a
few of the other world leaders.
Jose Rizal -"The George Washington of the Philippines" who was a patriot, poet, novelist, physician, and active Mason. * * * * * * *
* * * * * * - Philippine National Hero.
Emilio Aguinaldo - First President, he declared Independence in 1898.
Andres Bonifacio - Founded the "Katipunan", the secret society established purposely to gain independence * *through force of *
* * * * * * * * * * * * arms and became it's supreme head. Born of poor parents and orphaned at an early age, he worked to support his younger brothers and sisters and at the same time endeavored to complete his elementarystudies. Despite his limited education, he studiously read books, among them “Noli Me Tangere”, “El Filibusterismo,” History of the French Revolution and the Holy Bible, books that were banned for reading during those *turbulent times.
Apolinario Mabini - Regarded as the *"Brains of the Philippine Revolution."
Manuel Quezon *- Second President of the Philippines. *First President of the Philippine Senate, first Commonwealth of the Philippines and first Grand Master of *Philippine Freemasonry. He served in the staff of General Emilio Aguinaldo *and saw combat in Pampanga under General Mascardo. After the Filipino-American war ended, Generals Harry H. Bandholtz and Gary G. Harbord made him their protégé and gave him his political start in Tayabas by helping him get elected Assemblyman. He later served as Resident Commissioner in the United States, President of the Philippine Senate and finally President of the Commonwealth until his death in 1944.
Jose Laurel - 3rd President of the Philippines.
Manuel Roxas - Fifth President of the Philippines. During the Japanese occupation Roxas participated in the
* * * * * * * * * * puppet government but was actually an intelligence agent for the Philippine Underground.
Marcelo H. Del Pilar - Considered the father of Philippine Masonry. He founded “Diariong Tagalog,” first vernacular daily newspaper and used it in publicly first vernacular daily newspaper and used it in publicly denouncing the abuses and oppression of the authorities. He spearheaded the secret organization of Masonic lodges in the Philippines as a means of strengthening the propaganda movement.
Juan and Antonio Luna
Mason World Leaders :
George Washington - 1st President of the United States. His leadership was crucial to establishing the 'tone' for the United States. His love of Freemasonry is documented by his close reliance upon other Masons in the execution of his duties.
Other US Presidents : Buchanan, James - President of the U.S.
Ford, Gerald R., Garfield, James A. ,Harding, Warren G.;Jackson, Andrew; Johnson, Andrew; McKinley, William;
Monroe, James; Polk, James Knox; Roosevelt, Franklin D.; Roosevelt, Theodore; *Taft, William Howard; Truman, Harry S.
Henry, Patrick - American colonial patriot, member of the Continental Congress, he spurred the creation of the Virginia militia with the famous words "Give me liberty or give me death". Later served as the Governor of Virginia.
Douglas Mc Arthur - A former US Chief of Staff, he commanded the Allied Forces in the South Pacific during World War II. He promised the Filipino people "I shall return" to save them from the occupying Japanese Forces.
Neil Armstrong - Astronaut
John Glenn - First American Astronaut to orbit the earth.
Henry Ford - Pioneer Automobile Manufacturer
Fisher, Geoffrey - Archbishop of Canterbury 1945 - 1961 (HHMMMMM...wonder if he was excommunicated)
Hilton, Charles C. - American Hotelier
Hoover, J. Edgar - Director of FBI
Lake, Simon - Built first submarine successfull in open sea.
Land, Frank S. - Founder Order of DeMolay
Ringling Brothers - All 7 brothers and their father were Masons.
Michelson, Albert Abraham - Successfully measured the speed of light in 1882
Jones, Melvin - One of the founders of the Lions International
Dunant, Jean Henri - Founder of the Red Cross
Calvo, Father Francisco - Catholic Priest who started Freemasonry in Costa Rica 1865 (HHHMMM na pod)
Bartholdi, Frederic A. - Designed the Statue of Liberty
Arthur William Patrick Albert / Prince Arthur - Third son of Queen Victoria and the longest serving Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of England
And the list goes on and on and on and on and on.....
"Yesterday, today, and tomorrow, the names of the good and the famous adorn Freemasonry's roll. We believe it's really true: Masonry makes good men better."
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06-29-2006, 01:14 AM #494Junior Member
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As mentioned,* I will not engage any more in any discussion with* Mr.Amador as there is no point.* But, just so everybody knows, No, he did not proove me wrong and I did not loose, neither did he win.* *There was no point in engaging a discussion as he was steadfast on his belief (not that I was trying to change it) as I am to mine with the Freemasonry, which in the first place, is not a religion.* Again, so be it, if I should be excommunicated by the Catholic Church because of my lineage with Freemasons.* But I appreciated Mr. Amador though when he said , "You've made your bed, now sleep in it."* I took those words* as his respect* of my convictions as I respect his, and I left it at that.
Thank You.
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06-29-2006, 08:18 AM #495C.I.A.
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... Well, I don't really care about what are the Freemason's goals or something... That's irrelevant to the problems and challenges I face every day... You go on with what you are doing or something... and I hope you are happy with your organization...* :mrgreen:
But if in the future, if ever your organization will create chaos and disorder in the world, even if there are lots of freemasons scattered around the planet... rest assured I will be one of those men who will kick all of your butts and balls!!!*
We are all watching you....*
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06-29-2006, 09:15 AM #496oculo sinister
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.. can someone summarize the MASONRY principle, please.
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06-29-2006, 02:39 PM #497C.I.A.
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@blackwidow Originally Posted by blackwidow
If I may just make a clarification. You CANNOT be excommunicated simply because of your family lineage. If that was the impression I gave, then I apologize. Take note, I have a grandfather who was a 33rd degree freemason, but his childen were not excommunciated. One has to freely join the masonic movement to be excommunicated as a result. if you did not do that, then you are NOT excommunicated.
@}->->--- Peace na tayo ha?
(hehe baduy ko talaga!)
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06-29-2006, 03:41 PM #498C.I.A.
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If being excommunicated by the Church and joining a wierd organization can make good men even better, thank you but I'll just be contented of being good... Originally Posted by blackwidow
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06-29-2006, 07:46 PM #499C.I.A.
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sa amo chapter at first gi require jud namo nga Mason ang dad...para secure sad mi...but in the long run...naa man dili Mason and papa...but kinahanglan gihapon ug confirmation from the parents, kay mo attend man jud na ang parents pagka dawat sa ila son sa DeMolay Originally Posted by blackwidow
Hello Jacks,
Ang DeMOLAY's not necessary nga FreeMasons ilang papa. Dili sya exclusively for young men who are related to a FreeMason. Anybody can join at a certain age.
I'm sure Bros. Spot and Archer_sensation can add more to that.
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yep naa Chaplain Originally Posted by Jacks
ako sa una ni agi ko pagka Flag Bearer and Steward
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