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Not exactly? I don't think any of them require any particular behavior out of anybody. They are very high level and focus on principles, and aren't statements that organization X is going to do thing Y.
Missouri said this, in particular:
It is our duty as a fraternity to influence those...
I did see those statements of unity and I thought that they were positive, classy, concrete Masonic leadership that made me proud of the brothers that put them together.
Thank you. I would like to see further grand lodges follow the leadership example of North Carolina and other states. What could possibly be less controversial in Freemasonry than unity and the universal brotherhood of man?
In some places I've gotten silence for these statements, and in...
Aurturo de Hoyos has made what I though was a quite good, nuanced, and well-informed response to this situation, that is worthy of consideration.
https://www.facebook.com/arturo.de.hoyos.33/posts/10222355760460518?hc_location=ufi
I've been reading what I can find about this group, and thought I'd ask more generally for thoughts and opinions about this mystery school and what it does. I don't know enough to have an opinion yet, and thought I'd consult with more informed brethren.
I'm interested in just about anything...
Equality of men, and brotherly love can't ever be allowed to be considered "politics". If our core principles become politics, and we can't talk politics, then we can't be Freemasons.
On the Reddit Freemasonry group, a thread was created asking people why they were Freemasons and why they stayed. There were some great answers, and this post is to draw out what I learned from them.
Back in March, I was tracking Freemasonry as it shut down in real time.
Now, a brother on the blog The Northeast Corner is starting to catalogue the gradual re-opening of Masonry again!
Today I’m going to tell you a remarkable story involving Benjamin Franklin.
This story includes the the accidental death of a man, human branding, murder charges, public fights in the newspaper, and a whole lot of questionable behavior. It’s a story about a serious attack on Benjamin Franklin &...