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Masonic Myths

In response to Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol," Freemason and author Jay Kinney clears up some common misconceptions about Freemasonry, including whether all U.S. Presidents have been Masons and whether they had symbols placed on U.S. currency.

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Beliefnet presents galleries, groups, author interviews, and discussions about spiritual books.

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Templars in America?

Steeped in Templar tradition, Henry St. Clair, Earl of Orkney and Lord of Roslin, sailed across the North Atlantic in 1396.

Related Topics: Faiths, Tradition, Teaching, Family, oral tradition, North American continent, Freemasonry, European society, Priests, sacred knowledge, long held oral tradition

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Just What Are the Facts About 'National Treasure'?

Knights Templar, Freemasonry, a secret map on the Declaration of Independence, and a super-secret stash of treasure. Oh, really?

Related Topics: Entertainment, Movies, masonic, Freemasonry, eye, independent scholars, fraternal organization active, Treasure, monastic military order, pyramid, Conspiracy theorists, gain acceptance

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The Secret History of the Knights Templar in America

Two authors write that the Gnostic beliefs of the Knights Templar were passed down through the Founding Fathers.

Related Topics: Entertainment, Movies, The Da Vinci Code, Family, mdash, European families, actual fact, Tradition, American constitution, Egyptian tradition, Spirituality, monastic order, precise sailing directions

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Medieval & Modern Christianity: Quick Facts

Answers to questions raised by 'The Da Vinci Code'

Related Topics: Entertainment, Movies, The Da Vinci Code, Members, knights, grail, Knights Templar, Templars, personal prelature, Book, mysterious serving dish, Eighteenth century occultists, leonardo

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Kabbalah FAQs

The author of 'The Beliefnet Guide to Kabbalah' answers your questions about these mystical teachings.

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The Scholars and the Goddess

Are the 'ancient' rituals of the Goddess movement 20th-century creations?

Related Topics: Faiths, Earth Based Religions, Religion, Goddess, Wiccan, Pagan, twentieth century, pagan religion, gardner, accused witches, secular authorities, late eighteenth century German historian

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Bible-Cutters, Mystics, and Masons: Our Presidents

The religious convictions of Jefferson, Lincoln, and Washington were far more controversial than George W. Bush's beliefs.

Related Topics: News, Politics, President, Religion, Religious, American president, organized religion, God wills, spiritual beliefs, Theology, unanimous religious support, nations capitol area

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The Next Big Religion

New religious movements (NRMs) are growing and mutating with Darwinian ferocity. And today's cults will be tomorrow's mainstream

Related Topics: Faiths, Movement, Christianity, Members, religious movements, twentieth century, Religion, Official site, twenty first century, independent churches, traditional African

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