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No matter what being a Member of a Black/White Mason Brother, you are still a Mason and times are changing. There is nothing that I know of in Masonic teachings having to do with color in todays society. If I am wrong, please explain to not only me but all others on this site. Please PM me so I can understand your references. |
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Something seems very Earpish here. Very Earpish indeed. :rolleyes: |
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Are you serious? Do you know how many of our government's founding officials were Masons? Do you realize how many people currently involved with our government may be Masons? My husband is a Mason, and there are so many other things wrong with your post... really too many to address on this forum. |
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I have nothing to contribute to this conversation, I just wanted to wave hi to MC and Chaos. Hi! *waving*
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MC, there is no excuse for quoting yourself. :p |
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(ducking and covering) |
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Hazing
My husband is a Mason and a Shriner. I have never heard him make reference to any hazing in his experience becoming a Mason. I do know for a fact though that he was hazed as part of his initiation into the Shrine.
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[QUOTE=teke4life;170046] the only thing you can't do is be a mason and a knight of columbus. QUOTE]
Yes, you can be both a Mason and a KC..my priest (which is catholic) brother is a Mason and a KC. |
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