Go back
FreeMasons

FreeMasons

General

Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by eddiedean
A friend of mine is a free mason, he says all you have to do is ask them, and that gets the ball rolling.
Don't tell him you're a catholic though...

Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by eddiedean
A friend of mine is a free mason, he says all you have to do is ask them, and that gets the ball rolling.
What about the expensive ones though?

Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by shavixmir
Don't tell him you're a catholic though...
I don't believe freemasonry has anything in particular against catholics or any other religion. It's more the other way around.

Vote Up
Vote Down

Masons are passe (pardon my French).

Read Jasper Ridley's book on them.

If after that you still want to join, then it's for you.

Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by deathbypawn
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.
join the latter-day-saint ( mormon ) church

Vote Up
Vote Down

Freemasons=the Illuminati, they control the world, but they keep it on the QT. They are a modest bunch.

Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by LennyBruce
Freemasons=the Illuminati, they control the world, but they keep it on the QT. They are a modest bunch.
I know a few guys who are masons. Not all become upstanding members of the community, believe me. Maybe at the core, wherever that is, there are some really top dogs who have some kind of real power, but the everyday rank and file just seem to be ordinary people like everyone else with all the same hang-ups and weaknesses. And, going by the guys I know, being a member is not a ticket to the top of your profession nor an enlightened guide to being a better person. But then again, I'm really not sure what it means in countries outside the UK.

Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by PeterSwan2
I know a few guys who are masons. Not all become upstanding members of the community, believe me. Maybe at the core, wherever that is, there are some really top dogs who have some kind of real power, but the everyday rank and file just seem to be ordinary people like everyone else with all the same hang-ups and weaknesses. And, going by the guys I know, b ...[text shortened]... a better person. But then again, I'm really not sure what it means in countries outside the UK.
tHAT'S JUST WHAT THEY WANT YOU TO THINK.