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Yes, there are lodges in Jordan Under the Scottish Constitution. Nothing new about that.
If you were a member of a lodge, your conviction renders you liable to exclusion.
Shall we just forward your details and conviction to the Grand Secretary?
Congratulations. I’m also a Cheshire Mason, PPrJGW/PPrGAlm.
I’m afraid I can’t give advice specific to the office. I would recommend you reach out to those currently acting.
Will you be invested at the October Provincial meeting?
No deception. My comments were not meant to suggest mixed masonry is widely accepted. Yes, it is considered irregular by our grand lodges. As one of those who advises your GL on recognition matters, I wouldn’t indicate otherwise.
You actually stated, “Women do not organize their own clubs and...
Since mixed freemasonry has been existent since 1784, this isn’t really a change.
Of which obligation are you speaking? Preston Webb, RER, AASR, Emulation, French Rite…?
Not all GLs are monotheistic.
I don’t like sharing a binding oath with a felon either. Unfortunately, that’s the...
Mixed freemasonry has been around since 1784. GL of North Carolina formed in 1787.
Women do organize their own organizations independent of men. There are many such, both Masonic and otherwise.
Men can and do have their own fraternal organization.
The androgynous appendant bodies are not...