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My uncle was a 33rd Deg FreeMason also. I learned this at his funeral... He served in 3 wars, WW2, Korea, & Vietnam. Is it correct that to be considered for
by slowhand09 7y ago
My uncle was a 33rd Deg FreeMason also. I learned this at his funeral... He served in 3 wars, WW2, Korea, & Vietnam.
Is it correct that to be considered for membership, you must approach a member? But they cannot approach you and try to sell you on it?
- wl 7y ago> Is it correct that to be considered for membership, you must approach a member? But they cannot approach you and try to sell you on it? Yes.
- dole 7y agoOne uncommonly spoken requirement of Freemasonry membership is the belief in a Supreme Creator/Higher Power. Not strictly Christianity either, but really any Great Creator of the Universe. This would cause Freemasonry to be a non-starter with a considerable number of HN readers (atheists, specifically.)