It is important to note that Heindel does not use Freemasonry and Catholicism in their general terms here. Rather he uses Freemasonry to mean Craftsmen, or the Sons of Cain while Catholicism meaning the Sons of Seth. The Sons of Cain working through Will and Reason or the masculine qualities while The Sons of Seth work through the spiritual and religious or the feminine qualities.
Publishing: 1944 By The Rosicrucian Fellowship; Fifth Edition
Condition: Very Good
It is important to note that Heindel does not use Freemasonry and Catholicism in their general terms here. Rather he uses Freemasonry to mean Craftsmen, or the Sons of Cain while Catholicism meaning the Sons of Seth. The Sons of Cain working through Will and Reason or the masculine qualities while The Sons of Seth work through the spiritual and religious or the feminine qualities.
Publishing: 1944 By The Rosicrucian Fellowship; Fifth Edition
Condition: Very Good
