Title: Esoteric and Occultic balderdash
Product review: One of the unfortunate aspects of Masonic history is that just about anyone with an opinion can, with the blessings of some publisher, "discover" the lost secrets of Masonry, and more often than not, these "secrets" lead to an apology for all manner of occultic and theosophical twaddle. The authors of THE HIRAM KEY waste little time getting on to the task of making Freemasonry the implict enemy of the historic, orthodox Christian faith. Fortunately, the Craft has been blessed by the earlier efforts of sound scholarship and research, such as that of Henry Coil, the late John Robinson, and the time honored work of Robert Freke Gould. Anyone interested in learning the REAL history of Freemasonry is encouraged to spend his time with these brothers, and place THE HIRAM KEY where it belongs: in the "Fantasy and Science Fiction" section of the library. Aleister Crowley would be most pleased with this book.
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