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Meditations on Masonic Symbolism by John R. Heisner

By nature, man is cruel. But, fraternity replaces cruelty with justice, compassion and love. By nature, man enjoys seeing others suffer. Fraternity builds hospitals, homes for the aged and clinics for children in need of learning how to speak.

History reveals that man kills man for pleasure and political gain. Fraternity embraces all men – not just who think like us, or look like us – all men. Fraternity builds Masons by providing the network within which the gospel of identity may be preached and put into action.

Masons build fraternity by forging a brotherhood of man under the fatherhood of God – by following in the footsteps of Abraham so that all nations will truly be blessed.

While certainly not denouncing or demeaning any of those fraternities that perform many valuable services to the societies in which their members live, the meaning of fraternity to the Craft is profoundly philosophical.

Others believe that freedom is a matter of choice and therefore choose to act free, even though they may be in a horrendous state of fear.  Man is but of little time here on earth. 

But, why do we resist fear?  Most of us are not in combat and thus not at war.  The answer is that we have so conditioned our faith and our minds that we know that we, like all men, will die. Many select slavery and yield. Masonic Apron Cases pose as symbols for higher truth.

Yet, his spirit lives forever.  We ought not to care so much about our welfare here on earth as to sacrifice the great gift of freedom God has given us.

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