The crux ansata, like the Seal of Solomon, signifies occult dualism, where the cross, or rather the Tau or 'T' symbol, represents the male or active principle, while the circle at the top represents the female or passive principle. In Mackey's Lexicon of Freemasonry, we read: "The crux ansata or cross, surmounted by a circle, was in the Egyptian mysteries, a symbol of eternal life." (Lexicon of Freemasonry, Mackey, p. 94, In Lady Queensborough's Occult Theocracy, we read: "Tau cross or crux Ansata -- Union of male and female, fecundity." Interestingly, H.G. Wells, the famous Freemason, author, and British intelligence agent, wrote a book lambasting the Catholic Church that was entitled "Crux Ansata: An Indictment of the Roman Catholic Church", wherein he wrote that the real purpose of WWII was to free Europe from the clutches of Catholic Christianity. It was Wells who also wrote the "The New World Order", a book outlining an "open conspiracy" to create a global socialist government. In that book as well, he expresses his strong antagonism to Catholicism.