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Who Were The Knights Templar? (Sunday History Read)
www.templarhistory.com ^ | undated | Stephen Dafoe and Alan Butler

Posted on 07/21/2002 10:01:31 AM PDT by Hacksaw

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To: another cricket
It made for a good show. Was sorry I missed most of it. I'm doubtful, as you, that it was Templar relics.
61 posted on 07/21/2002 5:43:12 PM PDT by Aliska
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To: another cricket
To Sr71A the bible used by Washington to take the oath of office, is the same one used by George W.Bush, It is known as the Masonic Bible, and is in the custody of a Blue Lodge in New York City.

They the Blue Lodge, loan out the Bible for some occasions but the Bible is delivered by Brothers of the Lodge, and they are not allowed to fly with the Bible, but must travel by Auto.
62 posted on 07/21/2002 5:45:46 PM PDT by BooBoo1000
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To: Hacksaw
If you like Christian fiction, Hidden in Time is about an archaeologist searching for the Ark of the Covenant using clues left by the Knights Templar.

I'd recommend reading Rift in Time first (discovery of the Garden of Eden and Noah's Ark) because Hidden in Time is a sequel to Rift.

It's fairly light reading - sort of like an British Indiana Jones. They were good beach reading.

64 posted on 07/21/2002 5:58:24 PM PDT by Mannaggia l'America
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To: Mannaggia l'America
this post and links put me in a mind to re-read "Illuminatis Trilogy" ... the ultimate conspircacy books.
65 posted on 07/21/2002 6:01:45 PM PDT by fnord
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To: Hacksaw
I could be wrong but I believe that the knights also controlled the only source of amber in europe. That I believe is what pushed them into power among other things.
66 posted on 07/21/2002 6:03:54 PM PDT by Brush_Your_Teeth
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To: Hacksaw
bttt
67 posted on 07/21/2002 6:35:14 PM PDT by Don Myers
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To: ExSoldier
http://www.britannia.com/history/bb1312.html
is a link that at least documents that October 13,
1307 fell on a Friday. A Google search finds multiple
references to this as the origin of the superstition but
I guess there is no way to really no for sure.
68 posted on 07/21/2002 8:05:10 PM PDT by 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten
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To: mercy
Please explain. Jesus never married and since he is considered sinless he surely never committed adultery. How can he have heirs?

There's been some speculation that Jesus was married. Some of the speculation is in a book "Was Jesus Married?: The Distortion of Sexuality in the Christian Tradition" by William E. Phipps.

In a nutshell, in those days it was the norm for parents to arrange marriages for their kids at an early age. It would have been unusual for him NOT to have been married. The first miracle was Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding. The speculation is that the wedding was HIS wedding. Later in the Gospel mention is made of the "disciple whom Jesus loved". The speculation was that this was Jesus's son.

After the crucifiction, Jesus's family was supposed to have been smuggled off to France

69 posted on 07/22/2002 1:01:20 AM PDT by SauronOfMordor
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To: mindprism.com
Ohhhhhhh ........... Libertarians.
70 posted on 07/22/2002 11:50:44 AM PDT by mercy
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To: SauronOfMordor
In a nutshell, in those days it was the norm for parents to arrange marriages for their kids at an early age. It would have been unusual for him NOT to have been married. The first miracle was Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding. The speculation is that the wedding was HIS wedding. Later in the Gospel mention is made of the "disciple whom Jesus loved". The speculation was that this was Jesus's son.

Isaiah 53:8 disagrees:
By oppression and judgment he was taken away. And who can speak of his descendants? For he was cut off from the land of the living; for the transgression of my people he was stricken.

The "disciple whom Jesus loved" was John, his brother.

Not that knowing the truth will ever stop people from making stuff up.

71 posted on 07/22/2002 12:12:20 PM PDT by hopespringseternal
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To: golindseygo
I'm thinking "At the Mountains of Madness". Wrong critter?
72 posted on 07/22/2002 7:56:18 PM PDT by Gwaihir
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To: golindseygo
I'm thinking "At the Mountains of Madness". Wrong critter?

Yep. HP Lovecraft's works were entirely fictional, but it would make for an interesting life. :)

73 posted on 07/23/2002 9:30:47 AM PDT by Hacksaw
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To: KarlInOhio
i am sorry but a lot of campuses frat are in with the masons i have read book after book on the computer plus with the knowledge of my own that i have i believe they do worship satan and can get away with rape or various ccrimes because of the code nobody dares tell on any of the other ones you who believe they are good need to take another look, I wish in this day and age we can do away with masons
74 posted on 10/13/2003 7:38:33 AM PDT by lonlyjen
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To: OHelix
What NUT believes that Jesus had children with Mary Magdalene?? Talk about making somethin up out of WHOLE CLOTH!!!

They would be considered anti_Christian at the very LEAST!

75 posted on 10/13/2003 7:56:15 AM PDT by Ann Archy
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To: Pharmboy
Read "Born In Blood" by J. J. Robinson. A fascinating and comprehensive history. If he is correct, they are the foundation of Free Masonry.
76 posted on 10/13/2003 8:00:33 AM PDT by Redleg Duke (Stir the pot...don't let anything settle to the bottom where the lawyers can feed off of it!)
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To: curmudgeonII
I am also a member and I believe that J. J. Robinson's book, "Born In Blood" covers the connection quite well.
77 posted on 10/13/2003 8:02:02 AM PDT by Redleg Duke (Stir the pot...don't let anything settle to the bottom where the lawyers can feed off of it!)
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To: Merovingian
Ping, O exalted scion of Dagobert!
78 posted on 10/13/2003 8:02:54 AM PDT by Xenalyte (I may not agree with your bumper sticker, but I'll defend to the death your right to stick it)
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To: Age of Reason
Kinda like what the Queers are doing to Christianity.
79 posted on 10/13/2003 8:03:07 AM PDT by Redleg Duke (Stir the pot...don't let anything settle to the bottom where the lawyers can feed off of it!)
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To: McGavin999
The Eco book? It was VERY hard to read, and I love his stuff!
80 posted on 10/13/2003 8:03:44 AM PDT by Xenalyte (I may not agree with your bumper sticker, but I'll defend to the death your right to stick it)
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