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Doubt, The Essential Preliminary Of All Improvement And Discovery, Must Accompany The Stages Of Man's Onward Progress. The Faculty Of Doubting And Questioning, Without Which Those Of Comparison And Judgment Would Be Useless, Is Itself A Divine Prerogative Of The Reason.

Philosophy Is A Kind Of Journey, Ever Learning Yet Never Arriving At The Ideal Perfection Of Truth.

Justice To Others And To Ourselves Is The Same; That We Cannot Define Our Duties By Mathematical Lines Ruled By The Square, But Must Fill With Them The Great Circle Traced By The Compasses

A Good Man Will Find That There Is Goodness In The World; An Honest Man Will Find That There Is Honesty In The World; And A Man Of Principle Will Find Principle And Integrity In The Hearts Of Others.

Masonry Is A Search After Light. That Search Leads Us Directly Back, As You See, To The Kabalah.