John J. Robinson (1925–1993)
Auteur van Dungeon, Fire and Sword: The Knights Templar in the Crusades
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Fotografie: http://www.msana.com/jrobinson.asp
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- Officiële naam
- Robinson, John Jamieson
- Geboortedatum
- 1925-10-03
- Overlijdensdatum
- 1993-09-06
- Graflocatie
- Arlington Memorial Gardens, Mount Healthy, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA
- Geslacht
- male
- Nationaliteit
- United States of America
- Geboorteplaats
- Neffs, Belmont County, Ohio, USA
- Plaats van overlijden
- Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
- Woonplaatsen
- Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Twin Brook Farm, Ghent, Carroll County, Kentucky, USA
Mt. Adams, Ohio, USA - Beroepen
- farmer
business executive
Marine Corps
historian
researcher
author (toon alle 7)
master mason - Relaties
- Robinson, Hilda Bernice "Bernie" (spouse) (nee Jones)
- Organisaties
- United States Marine Corps
Masonic Information Center
Masonic Service Association of North America
Medieval Academy of America
Organization of American Historians
Royal Over-Seas League of London - Prijzen en onderscheidingen
- Fellow of the Maine Lodge of Research (1993)
Fellow of The Philalethes Society
Distinguished Service Medal, The Philalethes Society - Korte biografie
- The founding visionary of the Masonic Information Center, John was a former Marine, a farmer, a business executive, and an author with a special interest in the history of Medieval Britain and the Crusades.
During his lifetime he was a member of the Medieval Academy of America, The Organization of American Historians, and the Royal Over-Seas League of London. He also headed a family trust dedicated to historical research and publication.
Robinson first began studying Freemasonry in the early 1980s and came to the attention of Masons with his book "Born in Blood: The Lost Secrets of Freemasonry" presenting a believable explanation for a connection between the Knights Templars and modern-day Masons. A second book, "Dungeon, Fire and Sword: The Knights Templar in the Crusades" soon followed. He soon found himself regularly speaking to Masonic and non-Masonic groups: the former having a profound interest in his findings while the latter often concerned about perceived secrecy and imagined wrong-doings.
In 1993, Robinson published "A Pilgrim's Path: One Man's Road to the Masonic Temple" in which he described his experiences with Masons and those against them. Masonic authors praised the work as comprehensive and profound. As a result of his interactions with Masons, he ultimately petitioned a lodge and became Brother Robinson - as explained in his book. Regretfully, not long afterwards, he became ill and passed to the celestial lodge above.
The Masonic Information Center is a lasting tribute to his interest in and acceptance of Freemasonry as a way of life.
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“I had thought that masonic scholars, at least, had convincingly debunked the theory (more properly, legend) that Freemasonry had its origins in the mediaval Knights Templar. The legend persists, however, and seems to have an eternal fascination for non-masons…It is a great pity that this book cannot be wholeheartedly recommended for it performs one extremely valuable service for Freemasonry.The autor gives a devasteting critique of the late Stephan Knight’s The Brotherhood, Which caused so many problems for English Freemasonry in the 1980s…Read with care, and preferable after a reading of Peter Partner’s excellent study The Murdered Magicians, the Templars and their Myth, the autor has done a service to Freemasonry.”… (meer)