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Freemasonry and Knights Templar
Freemasonry and the Knights Templar: Sworn in Secret Possible connections between the original Knights Templar and Freemasonry have been hotly debated for many years. Now this may be finally moving forward due to intriguing new information and insights introduced in a new book. Sworn in Secret: Freemasonry and the Knights Templar is based on extensive research that often includes the words and writings of people who actually participated in the events in question. As a result the reader almost feels present at the actual proceedings. You are able to experience life within Templar society in rich detail, and see how similar rituals and practices developed among early Freemasons. This goes beyond anything you have read before about these two "societies with secrets." Cooke Manuscript
Cooke Manuscript is one of the extensive list of documents providing pieces to the puzzle of Freemasonty's relationship to the Knights Templar. It was written around 1450 AD. "Sworn in Secret is an exploration of Masonic and Templar history of epic proportions. This book should be in every library -- public and private." -- Robert W. Akin "Holst's work on the origins of Masonry reaches into the often murky mists of time to bring us a true gem of light." -- T.L. Wolf
New in April 2012 Now at Amazon and bookstores Templars
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Several relationships between Freemasonry and the Knights Templar were proposed in the past, but each was either disproved or not supported by facts. That hs led many to conclude that no link existed between these two groups. However they seem to have been looking in the wrong places.
Knights Templar statue at Temple Church in London, built by the Templars in 1185 AD
United Grand Lodge of England headquarters in London |
