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Origins of Freemasonry: myths and realities |
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| By : Roger Dachez - Saturday, 12 June 2010 00:00 | |||
 Freemasonry is in Freemason's mind as in people's mind surrounded by secrets. These secrets fed many suppositions, stories or even slanders. For about thirty years, searchers, among them: Roger Dachez, André Kervella and Robert Kalbach have worked on historical known deeds and have replaced them precisely in their contexts and their chronology. Their work, crucial, enables us to comprehend with precision history of "the invention of Freemasonry": how this society was born, what were their aims, who composed it, in short TO DISSOCIATE MYTH FROM REALITY. - is there a filiation between cathedral builders, companions, profession fraternities and current freemasonry?
- what happened in the past in the Goos inn and the Grill in London on June 24th 1717? - did a transmission happen between the 1660's Royal Society and the first Grand Lodge of London in 1717? - the rush of a great number of stone cutters, in London, further to the fire which ravaged the city in 1666, was it the beginnings of modern freemasonry?
- how did these "operative" profession fraternities become "speculative" intellectual: who could join them and what were the required conditions?   So many fascinating interrogations that remind us that all the spiritual groups, all the religions suffer inevitably an "evolution law". Between an initial goal, prophetic or not, and its future: there is a gap of which God of Time Chronos - and men! - are the workers.  
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