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Old 09-06-2005, 10:08 AM
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Freemasonry and other lodges, is it wrong?

I have a question.....


I don't know how many of you here are business owners or managers or whatever, but I've joined several lodges in an attempt to establish myself (business wise) within my community inorder to get my business as well as my name out there. I'm sure those of you who are small business owners know what I'm talking about. I've joined the Elks lodge, Moose Lodge, Chamber of Commerce, two Country Clubs and now the chance to join the Freemasonry has been offered to me. My question is, how does this sit with a GLO? What would happen if I went through with it? Anything? I've heard from people its kind of like joining a fraternity but isnt exactly the same......so would it be ok? Politics and Religion are not discussed at the meetings but instead its mainly business. Is anyone here apart of the masonry? I know there are things that cannot be discussed but I have a lot of questions in regards to already being in GLO and what sort of conflict, if any, can comeabout from joining.



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