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14^ Mystic Masonry. Lodge, and result in final dissolution. This is one of the plainest meanings of the Legend of the Lost Word. The thinnest veil over the sublime Mystery of the Ineffable Name is Brotherhood and Love ! This is the Light of the Logos. The gross darkness that hangs like a black veil over the Shekinah is Selfishness and Hate. Even so hath it ever been; and so v^^ill it ever be till Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth reign universally in the hearts of all Humanity. The refinements of so-called Civilization do not change the essential nature of man. Beneath all these there sleeps or virakes a demon or an angel, and one of these is ever in chains, for no man can serve two masters.
The Secret Doctrine. I47 CHAPTER V. THE SECRET DOCTRINE (CONTINUED). Science and Religion. The Science and the ReHgion (Theology) of the West are in perpetual conflict. The genius of this religion discerns Faith and Miracle as its foundation. Science holds as its ideals Fact and Law. This religion is necessarily illogical, while science is ma.erialistic, and, thanks to both, mankind is as far from any real knowledge of the nature and destiny of the soul as it was a thousand years ago. This conflict has long been maintained ; it is a war to the death ; both religion and science are being reformed, and long before the battle ceases, neither of the original champions will be found to exist, except in their progeny of doubtful extraction or foreign parentage. A reconciliation has sometimes been dreamed of, but placed a long way off. The theory or "working hypothesis" of Science is mechanical to the last degree. Matter, Force, Motion, and Law without an
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MYSTIC MASONRY
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Copyright 1896, by J. D. Buck. Copy
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CONTENTS Foreword to the Third Edit
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THE OLD- WI5DOM/
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xvi Preface to the Second Edition.
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INTRODUCTION. The object of the aut
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MYSTIC MASONRY. CHAPTER I. PRINCIPL
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Principles of Education and Ethics.
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The Secret Doctt 205 ing his nerves
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An Outline of Symbolism. 239 CHAPTE
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