Tag: Socrates

• Humility Makes a Freemason

  

  Humility. The dry definition of humility is quite simply, a modest, or low view, of one’s own importance. That sounds a bit depressing if you ask me. I prefer Brother Benjamin‘s concept. Imitate Jesus and Socrates. Jesus Christ Whether you’re a follower of Christ or a believer of some other saintly being, you cannot deny […]

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  June 17, 2019

  Famous People, For The Freemason, Masonic Conduct, Personal Development

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• The Spirit of Freemasonry

  

  What is the Spirit of Freemasonry in the Modern World?

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  November 8, 2018

  For The Freemason

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