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Демиург

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The term "demiurge" has no recognized place in Masonic ritual or symbolism in the Craft. Assertions in popular media that connect the word or titles derived from it to Masonic practice are mistaken or imaginary sightings rather than genuine usage, as an article hosted by the Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon records.

References to the demiurge in Masonic research occur strictly within comparative historical studies of ancient mystery religions. In Neoplatonic interpretations of those ancient rites, a fragment from Porphyry depicts a hierophant dressed to represent the demiurge, as a paper read before Quatuor Coronati Lodge notes.

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