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|link=Freemasonry/Origins | |link=Mormonism and Freemasonry/Origins | ||
|subject=Origins of Freemasonry | |subject=Origins of Freemasonry | ||
|summary=When studying the relationship between Mormonism and the fraternal order known as Freemasonry it is important to acknowledge and understand the perspective expressed by nineteenth century Latter-day Saints. This article includes examples of what some Mormons thought about where the rites and teachings of the Masons came from (some of these people were also Masons). | |summary=When studying the relationship between Mormonism and the fraternal order known as Freemasonry it is important to acknowledge and understand the perspective expressed by nineteenth century Latter-day Saints. This article includes examples of what some Mormons thought about where the rites and teachings of the Masons came from (some of these people were also Masons). | ||
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|link=Freemasonry/Hugh W. Nibley quotes | |link=Mormonism and Freemasonry/Hugh W. Nibley quotes | ||
|subject=Hugh W. Nibley on Freemasonry | |subject=Hugh W. Nibley on Freemasonry | ||
|summary=Critics assert that Joseph Smith copied Masonic material in order to create the LDS temple rites | |summary=Critics assert that Joseph Smith copied Masonic material in order to create the LDS temple rites | ||
Revision as of 06:19, 10 February 2011
This summary page contains bibliographic references for various electronic and print items that discuss -- or are related to -- the 'Mormonism and Freemasonry' issue. The materials that are listed here represent a variety of opinions that are held by Latter-day Saints on this topic. They also represent differing levels of review and publication processes and divergent degrees of documentation.