I'm a Knights Templar and I love this game! | Forums

[PhonedZero]

Yes Of course I read that, but I wasnt referring to you, I was referring to the OP..
Because I forgot about him, but then you brought it back up, and currently there seems to be some sort of fear of AC III being too Pro-american..
SO just pointing it out, srry If I seemed rude..

What's a guy gonna do about it anyway? I love the story and the game. I dont really care about the locale so long as the story is well told.

[Aphex_Tim]

Ooooor you could send him a Private message ?
Highly unlikely that he`ll reply to you here..

True. Excuse me, still have to get used to these forums again.
I've been on the Battlelog forums for a while now where nothing works properly so....

[IrishMason33]

My ancestors where Knight Templar From England who fought in the crusades. Found out by ancestry.com and family heirlooms. And also I'm a free mason with the rest of my family except the women who are Eastern Stars.

[Assassin_M]

True. Excuse me, still have to get used to these forums again.
I've been on the Battlelog forums for a while now where nothing works properly so....

Don`t worry about it
Take your time, we all did ;D

[OriginalMiles]

I'm related to a person.

[blazefp]

You know one thing this game taught me? Nothing is true...
Just saying

[ElderMark]

I can understand the skeptisism, not like we wave our flag and look for attention, but times they are a changing. Here is last years dues card. I am a Mason, and a gamer! And a father, and a dude who sells heavy truck parts, just an ordinary dude who belongs to a society of men who prize honor and virtue above the external advantages of rank and fortune.
I dont know everything about Masonry, and no one man speaks for Freemasonry, but thought I had to drop some knowledge on a few threads here and there to sort out some of the falacies that have popped up. You can believe me or not, i wont lose any sleep over it! I do find the discussions here very entertaining, some of you guys are so informed and have done some incredible research. It shows in the quality of the posts.
As stated before i really like the story and am looking forward to the rest of the series!

Me as well friend nice to meet another ..from the whack in BC heh

[PhonedZero]

Me as well friend nice to meet another ..from the whack in BC heh

Living in the land of milk and honey Bro.

Nice to meet you as well!

[dannyf0621]

Also a Freemason here, and the Knights Templar organization within the York Rite has nothing in common but the name with the historical knights templar. It is almost as if to pay homage to the templars legacy in masonic circles. Freemasonry, while tracing its roots back to "time immemorial" in a speculative way, did not exist in the form we think of it as existing until the early 1700s. The ideas and beliefs have existed for thousands of years, and that is the where that claim comes in. Until the 1700s the masons were exactly that, men who cut stone for a living.

[PhonedZero]

Also a Freemason here, and the Knights Templar organization within the York Rite has nothing in common but the name with the historical knights templar. It is almost as if to pay homage to the templars legacy in masonic circles. Freemasonry, while tracing its roots back to "time immemorial" in a speculative way, did not exist in the form we think of it as existing until the early 1700s. The ideas and beliefs have existed for thousands of years, and that is the where that claim comes in. Until the 1700s the masons were exactly that, men who cut stone for a living.

Not to argue with my brother, but the events in 1717 were the formalizing of the craft, minutes exist from meetings of speculative masons as far back as the 14th century. As far as the Templar connection is concerned I too see it as a romantic attachment.