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Excellent article on Freemasonry from the Washington Post

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Gipper21

posted on Jul, 21 2005 @ 10:10 PM
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same deal here. i have a friend whose very interested in philosohpy. he will be petitioning as soon as he turns 21. weve just got to get masonry in the public.


umwolves123

posted on Jul, 22 2005 @ 04:10 AM
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here's a handy question, since in my state you can become a mason at 19 but in DC let's say (not exactly sure) the age is 21 does that mean if he moved he coulndt trasfer to another lodge or even attend meetings even if he's a master mason?


sebatwerk

posted on Jul, 22 2005 @ 11:20 AM
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Originally posted by umwolves123
here's a handy question, since in my state you can become a mason at 19 but in DC let's say (not exactly sure) the age is 21 does that mean if he moved he coulndt trasfer to another lodge or even attend meetings even if he's a master mason?


No, you have to be a certain age to be MADE a mason, not to BE one. Once you are made a mason in an officially recognized body, you are recognized as a mason anywhere regardless of a particular jurisdiction's rules for MAKING masons.



 
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