Originally posted by deathbypawnYou need to be introduced into the masons.
I have always been interested in the free masons but don't know to much about them. I was considering petitioning for membership, as I am interested in community service and what not. Can anyone tell me anything about this group.
Get to know your manager and get into "going out" with him. In other words, network.
And then mention a programme you seen once on the BBC about masonry and that it's a criminal organisation, but that you yourself have doubts.
Originally posted by shavixmirDo you get to kill people?
You need to be introduced into the masons.
Get to know your manager and get into "going out" with him. In other words, network.
And then mention a programme you seen once on the BBC about masonry and that it's a criminal organisation, but that you yourself have doubts.
Originally posted by deathbypawnNope.
they say they make good men better, I really curious about that. I want to be the best father and best husband and best teacher and the best man I possibly can be. I have made terrible mistakes in my life, now I am looking for outlets to grow...was just curious if freemasons can help.
Playing with the lego with your child will make you a good father.
Hugging your wife daily will make you a good husband.
The Free Masons make you swear loyalty to them above all else.
Originally posted by deathbypawnhttp://www.masonicinfo.com/member.htm
they say they make good men better, I really curious about that. I want to be the best father and best husband and best teacher and the best man I possibly can be. I have made terrible mistakes in my life, now I am looking for outlets to grow...was just curious if freemasons can help.
Originally posted by hazerI would think that some of 'em do. Too bad I didn't have this question Saturday. We had both a Freemason and a Masonry contractor at the party at our house. I could have asked. Perhaps they'll both be on the fishing trip this spring. They've both been before.
i could use some freemasonry. my chimney is in shambles... do they do chimneys?
Originally posted by deathbypawnA friend of mine is a free mason, he says all you have to do is ask them, and that gets the ball rolling.
I have always been interested in the free masons but don't know to much about them. I was considering petitioning for membership, as I am interested in community service and what not. Can anyone tell me anything about this group.