Ordo ab Chao

Order out of Chaos.

The Motto of the Scottish Rite: Ordo ab Chao

This motto is probably found for the first time in the patent of February 1, 1802 issued by the brother, Alexandre, Auguste comte De Grasse, marquis de Tilly.

The motto "ordo ab chao" implies the action of a principle of order, the chaos from which each of us comes symbolizing the suffering and disarray of the human spirit that precedes the path to a spiritual life of peace and brotherhood.

It is explained as denoting the mission as Masons is to bring order out of chaos. It becomes a source of hope for those in darkness, who aspire to the Light.

Criticism.

- The referred "light" is NOT the light of Jesus Christ. 

- Rather it is the lightbearer of Lucifer and his rising star.

- In order to create order out of chaos, there must be chaos first. And if there is no chaos, the brotherhood must see to it that there is. Therefore the organization has to act proactive and arrange those environments and circumstances. They must themselves create all three phases of Problem-Reaction-Solution.

- PsyOps.

- False Flags.

- Narrative Control.

- Freemason Lodges in all medium to large cities in Europe / the world.

- Infiltration of Parliaments and Cooperation with Intelligence services.