This 1858 lecture is reminiscent of the style and quality of “Morals and Dogma.” Pike explores the philosophy, moral nature, and duties of Masons.

Albert Pike's The Meaning of Masonry

Albert Pike
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Albert Pike's The Meaning of Masonry

by Albert Pike

Introduction by Michael R. Poll

Albert Pike's 1858 lecture, echoing the style and quality of 'Morals and Dogma,' is a refreshing exploration of the philosophy, moral nature, and responsibilities of all Masons. Despite the backdrop of painful and harsh fighting in Louisiana Masonry, Pike's lecture does not descend into attacks, maintaining a positive and constructive tone that is worth revisiting. Its value remains as valid today as it was in 1858.

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Product Details:
6x9 Softcover
Pages:
75
ISBN:
1613422261