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   Home   PLEASE HELP ME SUBSTANTIATE THESE ALLEGATIONS If you have any research, email me at Vincent.Bruno.1229@gmail.com https://www.jehovahs-witness.com/topic/67883/judge-rutherford-master-fard-muhammad Did anyone ever hear of a meeting between Judge Rutherford & Master Fard Muhammad (Nation of Islam) ? http://www.blackelectorate.com/articles.asp?ID=181 And what do you really know of the relationship between the Nation of Islam and the Jehovah's Witnesses? Did you know that Judge Rutherford, the second president of the Jehovah Witnesses actually met Master Fard Muhammad in the 1930s? He looked up to the Honorable Elijah Muhammad's teacher. Anyone who writes about the relationship between the Nation of Islam and Jehovah's Witnesses should know that. Again, no one knows more about what Master Fard Muhammad taught than the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. You should get his view before you refer to others. http://www.geocities.com/acts_2_38_4_12/BlackMuslims3_index.html Using

   Home Copyright © 1995-2011 The Marcus Garvey and UNIA Papers Project, UCLA https://www.international.ucla.edu/africa/mgpp/intro01.asp In 1922, in his perceptive analysis of Garvey and the UNIA, Hodge Kirnon stated that "there is no indication that Garvey meant it [the UNIA] to be anything more than a fraternal order." Harry Albro Williamson, the leading bibliophile of black Masonry, later wrote an important article on Prince Hall Masonry for the Negro World (3 June 1922). Amy Jacques Garvey later recalled that Garvey became a Mason "through the influence of John E. Bruce and Dr. [F. W.] Ellegor [but] he did not attend Masonic meetings, he was always too busy, so the connection dropped." Moreover, she disclosed that UNIA chapters operated quite freely within the ranks of black fraternities. During the final four years of his life, Garvey turned even more emphatically toward the Masonic ideal based on secret knowledge. With the defeat of Ethiopia in the Italo-Eth

 Home https://txfreemasonry.org/freemasonry-and-religion/ Freemasonry and Religion What Freemasonry Means To Me The Reverend Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, 33° I recently received a letter in which the writer asked: “Why are you a Freemason?” The question caused me to think and reaffirm my feelings about Masonry. At first, I thought about my own forebears. My grandfather was a Mason for 50 years, my father for 50 years, and I have been a Mason for 60 years. This means that my tie with Freemasonry extends back to 1869 when my grandfather joined the Masons. My feelings on my first entrance into a Masonic Lodge are very clear in memory. I was a young man, and it was a great thrill to kneel before the altar of the Lodge to become a Freemason. This must have been the same feeling my father, and grandfather, experienced before me. And it must also have been identical to the one that many great leaders of America and the world felt as they became Masons. Prominent among this select group are Georg

 Home  https://www.chabad.org/news/article_cdo/aid/2489197/jewish/Entertainer-Paula-Abdul-HelpsCelebrate-the-Mitzvah-of-Mikvah.htm Entertainer Paula Abdul Helps Celebrate the Mitzvah of Mikvah By Faygie Levy HoltFebruary 12, 2014 11:47 AM Paula Abdul addressed some 750 women on her childhood, career, personal encounter with Jewish tradition and her recent trip to Israel. (Photo: Robert Schneider) Paula Abdul addressed some 750 women on her childhood, career, personal encounter with Jewish tradition and her recent trip to Israel. (Photo: Robert Schneider) For popular entertainer Paula Abdul, there could be no more fitting celebration of her personal “sense of rebirth” that comes from her connection to Jewish tradition than to be together with more than 750 women on the evening of Feb. 6, honoring the mitzvah of mikvah, and the laws and practice of Jewish family purity. The daughter of a Syrian Jewish father and a Canadian Jewish mother, Abdul, 51, was raised in the San Fernando Valley i