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I'm not going to lie, and maybe this is just my take, but I feel to those who are only in the blue lodge (or maybe in the york rite), the first three degrees (The ones an average mason should be familiar with) kinda hits you square in the face. On reflection, they initially made the least amount...

Yeah I noticed that. It's frustrating, I suppose, as a regularly practicing episcopal to be lopped in with that unique brand of submissive/uneducated brand religious folk. I mean if they were going to do the pole and recognize that those eastern faiths (& islam) were too small to count, they...

I've got to upload the picture of me and Bro. Ernest Borgnine (who was also a connecticuter and a really great guy). This is what I see as I go into work every day. me giving a tour in my favorite room, where just three weeks ago I got my Mark Master Mason degree: Me in Ionic...

I won't lie, the Trombone is giving me the hardest time. I've been told my mouth is too big (hah). I've managed one song with it: I'm actually quite proud of it and by coincidence alone, it's called 'Dallas Winter'.

haha thank you! Very nice forum here. I can't help it but I've already made a few posts. also, I understand totally that my songs may not be anyone's cup of tea (It's a niche audience) so feel free to totally ignore it (you, or anyone else hahah, just happy to be here & say hey)

definetly 'Crack down on bigotry and racism' there were some brethren out on the street in front of the temple using some questionable (derogatory) language that doesn't shine a nice light on masons for anyone who was passing by. I knew not all of it was serious, perhaps mostly ignorant. But...

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I know I'm new here but there is one thing that bugged me about this article. It wasn't that it claimed that atheists and agnostics know more so much as they didn't differentiate in non-denominational protestants (evangelicals, fundamentalists ect..) from established stream-line Protestants like...

I've been refereed to this forum by a brethren from another lodge. I'm not very good at these intro posts, but I'll have at it. The Name's Seamus. I was made a mason in a right and recognized lodge in Madison CT (madison no. 87) and moved to Philadelphia soon after. I retain my membership...