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why do royal arch chapters meet under the warrant of a craft lodge
Under early Masonic practice, particularly within the Antients Grand Lodge, a Craft lodge's warrant was considered sufficient authority for its members to confer any Masonic degree according to ancient custom, including the Royal Arch. Laurence Dermott maintained in 1772 that all warranted lodges held an inherent right to exercise every degree of the ancient Craft.
SingletonHughan
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Provide the passages from the ahimon rezon that discuss the role of Noah in the degrees and the transition to the hiramic drama
In Laurence Dermott's Ahiman Rezon, the First of the Old Charges states that a Mason is bound by his tenure to observe the moral law as a "true Noachida". It charges Masons to adhere to the general religion in which all men agree, requiring only that they hold to the "three great articles of Noah" sufficient to preserve the cement of the lodge.
Mackey
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The end of the stream
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