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reply posted on 12-10-2011 @ 09:49 PM by KSigMason
reply to post by SuperTripps


How about you occupy LIFE?

reply to post by partycrasher


Freemasonry is nothing like that. I enjoy every minute of it.

reply to post by partycrasher


Wow, you see things special in your world. Who says we Masons should be given special entitlements?

If my kid asked I'd tell him/her what I could.

Insider trading? Dude I pull into my account a whopping $30k a year. The stocks I do own are nothing to be drooling over.

Which policies are we paying foe that a Mason proposed?

We're not asking you to join and by your attitude I really wouldn't want you to.

So will you please hand over your banking information and I'd like to monitor your spending habits. Who knows you probably support terrorists.

You supporting fascist ideals will ruin this country and goes against what it was founded upon.


reply posted on 13-10-2011 @ 01:23 PM by KSigMason
reply to post by partycrasher


Proposterous. If he was a Mason, what Lodge did he belong to, when did he go through the degrees, and where? You, yet again, speak of what you cannot prove.

Who says anyone thinks Lucifer to.be God??

Secrets or secrecy is not naturally negative, Biblically or rationally. An exposed secret is a positive secret? If it is exposed then it is not secret anymore is it? You should really pick up a dictionary.

We're a negative element? The recipients of our various charities would disagree.


reply posted on 25-10-2011 @ 06:10 PM by kai22
reply to post by getreadyalready



Sorry for asking, but is it necessary to believe in a god to become a member of a Masonic Lodge?

I've just been looking at the homepage for the United Grand Lodge of England ( www.ugle.org.uk ) as well as the "Are you thinking becoming a Freemason?" booklet and one thing I remember seeing was;

"Masonry recognises no distinction of religion
and emphasises the duties of citizenship.
Religious or political discussion is not
permitted in Lodge meetings."

Just wondered if you could clear this up for me please?

On topic, I haven't finished the first page of posts yet but already I doubt wether or not the OP has any idea what the he's talking about. It sounds as if his "knowledge" regarding the masons is based on horror stories and hearsay.

Kyle


reply posted on 25-10-2011 @ 06:42 PM by kai22
reply to post by AugustusMasonicus



Thank you for the reply

Just before I read your post I found this on the urgle website;

"What is Freemasonry’s relationship with religion?
All Freemasons are expected to have a religious belief, but Freemasonry does not seek to replace a Mason’s religion or provide a substitute for it. It deals in a man’s relationship with his fellow man not in a man’s relationship with his God."

I must admit, I'm surprised that having a religious belief is a requirement of sorts. Does this mean that, even though they won't discriminate against other religions, atheists wouldn't be accepted?

Kyle
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