2023 was the year in which we commemorated the publication of James Anderson’s Constitutions 300 years ago. 2024 is the year 1 after this anniversary. In this chronology, 2024 signals a beginning. An examination of the Constitutions from the point of view of their significance for the future of Freemasonry raises many problems that can be summarised in the following question:<\/p>\n
To what extent and under what conditions can the Constitutions also be a guiding text for the future of Freemasonry? – The focus here is not only on the Old Charges, but on the entire work.<\/p>\n
We will explore this question together in a moderated workshop on the afternoon of 17 February. In the morning, the following speaker and the following speakers will provide us with a basis for this with their presentations:<\/p>\n
Pantelis Carelos<\/strong>, Emeritus Professor of Byzantine Studies, Humboldt University Berlin, Grand Archivist of the Grand National Mother Lodge To the Three Globes and associated. Master of the research lodge Quatuor Coronati: Thomas Forwe<\/strong>, Master of Honour of the Research Lodge Quatuor Coronati and Associate Master of the AFuAMvD: Helga Widmann<\/strong>, Past Grand Master of the Women’s Grand Lodge of Germany: Max Wolfensberger<\/strong>, Dr sc. nt. ETH biochemist, Modestia cum Libertate i.O. Zurich James Anderson’s Constitutions and the Future of Freemasonry.
\nCultural and Historical Remarks on the Historical Part of the Old Charges by James Anderson<\/p>\n
\nThe Ancient Duties of 1723: The Social Mission of Freemasonry<\/p>\n
\nCelebrate or petrify? – 300 years of James Anderson and the Constitutions<\/p>\n
\nThoughts on the shadowy existence of nature in Freemasonry<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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