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They started out as hired mercenaries during the crusades. Known as the templars, there symbol was a red X.
You sure about that? During the Second Crusade, the Knights Templar were highly respected fighting monks. They were eventually destroyed after the high religious figures of the day distrusted them and called them heretics. Fromt hen on, the Templar were obliterated.
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Cults don't last forever, you know.
The KKK is still around.
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These 'Free Masons' sound like a cult...
They were considered a secret society where the social elites would meet and talk business.
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Oh, well that KKK part is disturbing, I didn't know that the Free Masons were like.... White Supremeseesess... So... I now officialy dont like them
Actually the Masons were nothing like the KKK. And as a point of interest, the KKK was started as a renegade badn to ward off Northern soldiers when the North invaded the South in the Civil War. It wasn't until later that they became known as the white-supremecasts they are today.
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orry I didn't see national treasure, it looked pretty phony.
How right you are. It was based on the idea of the Masons' existence, but most of the places they go to and clues they find aren't real.
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I cant remember if it is the devinchi code, or the book angels and demons, but one f those 2 has a adventure plot which involved the free masons...
I only read the Da Vinci Code, and that talked about the Opus Dei (which was a religious sectm not the Masons). So I assume it wa in Angels and Demons that you read that.