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Have just finished Andrew Sinclairs book, and found it very well researched. It's clear that the Sinclairs had a tremendous amount to do with the nurturing of Eastern mysticism and Gnosticsm during and after the Crusades, in Scotland. So the thesis that Freemasonry developed from these roots, now has more support. I wonder also,if the 13th-15th C Scottish Catholic church had much to say about the Sinclairs, in that they appeared to toe two lines, both Catholicism as well as Gnosticsm. Perhaps if the Church was anti-gnostic - then this is the reason for it's going underground and then later surfacing as Freemasonry. One hopes that the family of Sinclairs' can do as much in this millenium as they did in the last, for mankind. Mark Anderson