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Masons can barely organize a pancake breakfast, much less a conspiracy to commit murder. Source: I am a Mason in Illinois.
by vidanay 9y ago
Masons can barely organize a pancake breakfast, much less a conspiracy to commit murder.
Source: I am a Mason in Illinois.
- jermaustin1 9y agoAre you allowed to divulge that information?
- vidanay 9y agoMasonry has far fewer secrets than Dan Brown would like you to believe.
- BjoernKW 9y agoNot the OP but I'm a Freemason, too. Anything in particular you'd like to know? There's nothing secret about Freemasonry anymore today. All the rituals are available for everyone to see and for the most part have been since Prichard's "Masonry Dissected", published in 1730: https://freemasonry.bcy.ca/ritual/prichard.pdf https://freemasonry.bcy.ca/ritual/prichard.pdf Masons don't usually talk publicly about the specifics of the ritual or the traditional tokens, words and grips. We still don't "divulge" those "secrets" (as mentioned before these are publicly known anyway) because discretion is considered a virtue. Masons also don't reveal that someone else is a Mason (simply because he might not want this to happen). Other than that many Masons will talk openly about Freemasonry.
- smrtnik 9y agoDude there are more degrees there, don't think you know anything while cleaning the lodge....
- teilo 9y agoThat is true, but the masons of today are not the masons of the 18th century. They may as well be completely different organizations. Then there's the problem of pinning a murder on an entire society vs. specific individuals who are members of said society.
- idlewords 9y agoThat's not syrup. Open your eyes.
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