Gönderen: sundance - Ocak 28, 2011, 08:19:14 ös
I want to share their answer because i think the answer is really interesting. This is their answer:
"The difference between Scottish Rite and York Rite are significant. Scottish Rite Degrees are given in the form of plays performed by actor/Masons. York Rite is presented in degrees just like the Blue Lodge. I much prefer York Rite because it continues with and adds to the Blue Lodge story of the building of King Solomon's temple. "
I'm wondering our Scottish and York Rite Mason members' comments.
Respects
Gönderen: Mustafa Kemal - Ocak 28, 2011, 08:53:27 ös
the differences between York Rite and Scottish Rite.
When you ask like this, any answer can be given, none is correct.
I guess, you wanted to learn difference between York Rite ans Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite...
As you can find through the topics, Scottish Rites are more than one.
Regards.
Gönderen: Potentate - Ocak 28, 2011, 09:21:00 ös
The reply you received from a York Rite member is a typical -partially correct- answer to your question. However, I respectfully disagree with my Brother. Scottish Rite degrees follow up the Masonic education just like the York Rite does. Scottish Rite may even do it more extensively.
In the U.S. we confer the degrees in the form of plays while Chapter, Council, and Commandery confers them like the way Blue Lodge does. The lessons may slightly be different from each other, but the main focus is same.
The most common misconception between the York and Scottish Rites is the construction of King Solomon's Temple. For some reason, people think that Scottish Rite degrees have nothing to do with the construction, which is utterly false.
But again, the major differences lay beneath the degree works. And unfortunately, due to my obligation and article number 17, I can not provide further information regarding this topic.
Regards,
-Potentate
Gönderen: sundance - Ocak 28, 2011, 09:34:26 ös
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Gönderen: MASON - Ocak 28, 2011, 11:13:57 ös
One of the very basic fundamental differences is that York Rite degrees are based on Christianity and Religious Europe in Middle Ages. However, Scottish Rite degrees are based on the teachings in Humanism and Philosophy. There are little parts from every religion (even from Islam) in Scottish Rite. You have to be (or act as you are a) Christian to be in Knights Templar.
As you see on the picture below
They have different paths go for the same purpose.
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Gönderen: sundance - Ocak 29, 2011, 07:53:12 ös
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