Morals and Dogma: The Book of Ancient Religions and Secret Teachings - The New Jerusalem World Library

\nMORALS AND DOGMA is the paperback edition of the classic 1871 Freemason handbook of ancient wisdom and masonic traditions and secrets. . The 800 pages have been consolidated into 439 pages. . A few words about the ancient Egyptian legend of Isis is added, from the 1928 sequel to 'Morals and Dogma', 'The Secret Teachings of All Ages'. . 'The Hymn of Demeter' is included too, since it is considered to be of the canon of the Ancient Mysteries religion. . . . . 'Morals and Dogma' is the first publication for the second wing of The New Jerusalem World Library, 'The New World Law Library'. . 'The New World Law Library' features the law codes of religions and philosophies, in the spirit of 'The Sacred Books of the East' published by the Oxford University Press from 1880-1910. . The SBE is a collection of holy books that is comparable in size and scope to the Encyclopedia Britannica, which was published in 1910. The Laws of Manu and the Institutes of Vishnu are slated for publication from the SBE. . The Secret Teachings of All Ages, by Manly Hall, should be made available soon too! . . . . The New Jerusalem World Library and The New World Law Library seek to provide a set of comprehensive religious law study materials to the world, and geared especially towards younger people and elders interested in increasing their knowledge of world religions and ancient philosophies. . . The Longfellow Library will form a wing of the NJ World Library for classic and modern poetry. . Thank you for your patronage!