CHECK THESE GHOSTS OUT…
This comical Sylvania light commercial plays on the fears of ghosts among citizens of Thailand, suggesting that nothing is scary in the light.
Enjoy…
CHECK THESE GHOSTS OUT…
This comical Sylvania light commercial plays on the fears of ghosts among citizens of Thailand, suggesting that nothing is scary in the light.
Enjoy…
Coming soon are the following articles:
Conversing with the Other Side: Spirit Mediums – Read about spirit mediums, the nature of their jobs, their goals, their experiences, and their advice. In this article, I interview one or more spirit mediums. We’ll get the “low down” from the other side.
The Truth About the True Cross – A lot of contraversy and legend surround the Christian Holy Relic, the True Cross. Gaze into the past with me in search of the true happenings surrounding the origins, the hidings, the many owners, and the current location of the True Cross.
Mysteries of the Knights Templar – In the 14th century A.D., the Pope officially disbanded this religious order. Were they permanently disbanded? Did some of the Knights flee and hide only to resurface under a different name? Were all the members burned at the stake in Paris, France? A look into these questions and more in my upcoming article, Mysteries of the Knights Templar.
In the late 1730s, the Pope issued a papal bull, In Emenenti Specula, criticizing the Freemasons and condemning members of the church that enrolled in Masonic associations. Set forth in this bull was the consequence for such activity; excommunication. In 1917, the Code of Canon Law maintained that a member of the church that joined the Freemasons were to be excommunicated from the church.
In 1983, the revised Code of Canon Law indicated that any members of the church that enrolled in Masonic associations were “in a state of grave sin and may not receive Holy Communion”. This caused question as to whether or not a member who joined the Freemasons were still subject to excommunication.
Quaestium est clarified the confusion. It made clear that “the Church’s negative judgment in regard to Masonic association remains unchanged since their principles have always been considered irreconcilable with the doctrine of the Church and therefore membership in them remains forbidden.”
The Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal society, was founded in 1882 as an alternative to freemasonry by Father Michael J. McGivney, a Catholic Priest in New Haven, Connecticut. He believed that by founding this society, it would serve as a venue for men to show and maintian pride in their American-Catholic heritage.
The Free and Accepted Masons will allow Catholic men to join if they so desire. The Freemasons have never restricted the membership by banning Catholics to join. In France, Masonic organizations have organized and voiced opposition to the role of the Catholic church in politics.
Some who are familiar with the rocky relationship between the Catholic church and the Freemasons say the dilemma is largely due to political precursors and has little to do with the teachings of the Free and Accepted Masons and the doctrine of the Catholic church.
Those seeking more information on this subject should visit www.newadvent.org, www.tryfreemasonry.com, www.wikipedia.org, or contact me at jjclark4772@yahoo.com.
I have started this web blog with high hopes that the person or persons reading my posts will walk away armed with some new knowledge or opinion on the subjects that I write about. Power stems from the possesion of knowledge and it is hard to form an opinion of the world if you know little about it.
I pride myself in being an individual with my own opinions. I form my opinions pre-maturely at times. It is only after obtaining knowledge of the subject that I truley feel comfortable with my opinion of it. So prior to forming our opinions, we should all understand the facts. That is the purpose of this blog; to inform you of the facts so that you can form an opinion with a knowledge of the subject. With that said, I feel like a person can never know too much.
I find interesting and hope to shed more light on the following subjects: Secret Societies, Conspiracy Theories, History, Entertainment, Sports, Current Events, and the Unexplainable. Of course, I will not limit myself to just these subjects.
I hope that everyone will enjoy these posts. They will be family friendly and appropriate for those of all ages. I will not post anything that I wouldn’t want my children reading unless I first warn of its potentially questionable contents.
By all means, if you dispute the factual basis of these posts, please contact me immediatley. I make every effort to report all subjects in an accurate manner, however everyone makes a mistake here and there.
So if you like to learn, perhaps I will have something interesting for you to read. If it’s out there, I want to know about it. If it’s out there, I want you to know about it. And remember… if you’re reading my posts, they’re “Just the Facts Ma’am”.