Tag: Benjamin Franklin
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The Masonic Conspiracy Behind Rolling Rock Beer
The mystery of the “33” on Rolling Rock Beer has sparked various theories, including Masonic connections. However, the truth is less sensational – it was a printer’s mistake. The original slogan was 33 words long, and the printers unintentionally included the number. The ensuing speculation may have bolstered the beer’s popularity. No Masonic link exists. Read more
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Benjamin Franklin
Brother Benjamin Franklin emphasizes the difficulty of withholding inappropriate words during tempting moments. He advises not only speaking appropriately but also refraining from voicing the wrong things when the opportunity arises. Read more
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Benjamin Franklin
In Masonic labor, the true wages are not in gold or silver, but in the form of sympathy, kindness, and helpfulness received through interactions with fellow members. Benjamin Franklin highlights the importance of these virtues as the genuine rewards of being a Mason. Read more
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Freemasonry and the Declaration of Independence
Freemasons played a significant role in the birth of the United States, closely linked to the Declaration of Independence and the early American colonies. This influence is evidenced by the membership of key figures like Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, and others. The principles of Freemasonry also align with the ideals of the United States. Read more
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Freemasonry and Patriotism
The content highlights the connection between Freemasonry and patriotism, emphasizing the values of duty, sacrifice, and unity. It explores the role of Freemasons in American history and their commitment to the principles of freedom and citizenship. The text reflects on the significance of the American flag and the responsibility of upholding patriotic ideals. Read more
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