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The update does appear to have fixed the issue.

The 1980's were a strange time. And one of those oddities was a series of collectable cards called Garbage Pail Kids. Seriously, if you've never heard of them, go look them up. Topps, in their infinite wisdom, is releasing a 35th anniversary set this year and I noticed a couple cards that the...

Freemasonry is never welcome in communist countries. It looks like Saigon Lodge closed in 1975 and now meets in the Philippines. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

At least it is not just me. The problems started after I changed my password. I wonder if that had anything to do with it. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

You've made one post, with no introduction or background, asking people to click an unknown link. Could you send up any more red flags? If you are legitimately in need, have you contacted your Lodge? Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Because one is not legitimate. https://thephylaxis.org/bogus/education.php

I was using Tapatalk on my mobile devices to access the forum just fine until recently. Now it won't stay on my followed groups at all and I can't even find the forum when I search for it. Anyone else having Tapatalk issues with this forum?

I too have fully embraced the ebook and Audible revolution. Its amazing being able to carry around such a wide selection of books in my messenger bag as I go about my daily busines. And audible is worth its weight in gold. Worth every penny. But I also still love the feel of a physical book in...

They quoted the same thing in several threads so I am guessing their point was to spam a forum. I guess everyone needs a hobby.

Off the rails! This will be the name of my new Masonic podcast where we highlight the latest nonsense around the world in Freemasonry that week. lol

Very understandable. It will help your studies to remember that many of the concepts and even terminology are often rooted in ancient philosophies and may have very different connotations in the modern world. This can often create confusion for someone just beginning to research.

Look up the ancient practice of the Agape, or Love Feasts, in the early centuries of the Christian church.

This tag line alone makes me want to read it, 'This book shows that, despite rumours of demon dwarfs, piano-playing crocodiles and world domination, the real story of the Freemasons is one of male eccentricity.' Just picked it up on Amazon. Looking forward to the read.

How do you reconcile that with the most common definition of Freemasonry that can be found virtually everywhere the Craft is discussed, "Freemasonry is a system of morality, veiled in allegory, and taught by symbols." Though I wholeheartedly agree that actions are louder than words. Acta non Verba.

Discussion of morals is never secret. Freemasonry is only one of countless systems that works to promote morality among its members. I wouldn't even call them Masonic Morals. They are simply morals that anyone can apply to their life, whether a member of the Craft or not. The only real secrets...

When I was a NMJ SR member you almost never saw a black cap. Only the KCCH and 33rds I saw regularly wore caps. Are you saying you asked your Valley Secretary and he didn't know? That seems odd.

The Order of Quetzalcoatl. https://enacademic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/5972289

It was actually a theme park. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/im-going-to-build-my-own-theme-park-with-blackjack-and-hookers

I assume you are referring to the First Testament of the Illuminati. If you want to actually engage a discussion on the subject, then make a new post about what you want to discuss. People here will discuss it I am sure, though I doubt you will find many proponents. Ive seen long debates on more...

I've heard stories but I've never lived where those two groups were up to their shenanigans. But I saw Shriners cavorting in the hotel in the 80s making assess of themselves. I didn't become a Mason till later but their unMasonic behavior always stuck with me. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk