
People on Earth Treat Us as Wild Monsters
地球人把我们当野怪
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- Completed
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- 222k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
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- Male
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Freemasonry and Oracles
There are actually different opinions on the history of Freemasonry. The earliest theory is that it existed during the Egyptian Pyramids period. A more unified theory is that it was born in the Babylonian civilization era and was a group of stonemasons who built the Tower of Babel and the Hanging Gardens. The purpose of these stonemasons in founding Freemasonry was that there were no so-called capitalists at that time. They wanted to use technology and the science they admired to understand the oracles they pursued. There were passages to the sky in many mythological stories, including the Chinese Jianmu, Laozi's Exodus to the West, the Tower of Babel in Babylon, the World Tree in Northern Europe, etc... The Freemasons, who are somewhat related to the Tower of Babel in Babylon, caused the Tower of Babel to collapse because they heard voices from outside. The Freemasons began to persistently promote the research of mythology and physics (Newton was also a member of the Freemasons)
Factions in Freemasonry
Thank you. The currently known Freemasonry is divided into two main factions. One is the Continental faction in continental Europe, and the other is the Anglo-American or Oceanic faction that goes to America. Of course, because Freemasonry members must be theists, it does not limit religious systems. This is also the case against the persecution of other religions by monotheistic religions. Therefore, the Continental Styx Sect mentioned in the book refers to a faction of the Continental sect of Freemasonry that believes in death and the underworld.