Re: Re The Secret Scroll

[Jean Stokes <sinead@milamba.com>]

Tim,
It may be fashionable in literary circles to tell people that they don't 
know what they are talking about - but - in ordinary everyday conversation 
-it is more polite to say you disagree. Or even to say politely that we are 
each entitled to our own opinion. Nothing in research or historical or 
archaeological commentary is ever set in concrete. I distinctly recall a 
modern poet whose work was on the curriculum saying as she listened to the 
student's comments, that she wished she had known what she was meaning 
before she wrote the lines.
Sinead


At 09:01 AM 24/08/00 +0100, you wrote:
>DEar Friends,
>
>With all due respect for Andrew's supposed knowledge about the Kirkwall
>Scroll- he is making a complete fool of himslef. The true meaning of the
>Scroll is obvious to any FreeMason of reasonable stature, and Andrew could
>not be more wrong. The scroll has absolutely nothing to do with Rosslyn
>Chapel except through its connection with Freemasonry.
>
>Best wishes
>
>Tim
>
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