Let's talk about Freemasonry.
How well represented is it in your country? Are any of you considering joining your local fraternity?
>>56263828
It exists. I'm pretty sure my grandfather was one.
Nah.
this is the secret the white freemasons arre trying to hide
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=466NeRHc9a0 #1 secret world rulers dont want the black man to find out
>>56263987
There's nothing furtive about freemasonry. That's just standard tinfoil paranoia.
>>56264144
lol shut up tsupid cracka more and more poeple waking up to the truth nigga sheeeeeeeit
I know one, the father of a friend
he's a rich old jewish man who works in banking
go figure
When I finished my thesis of career (history), a Mason professor from my University offered me to join Freemasonry. He told me they liked the underlying ideology of my thesis.
I told him I am not a believer in God, and I do not like secret societies, so he vener returned to talk to me ever.
>>56265454
My friend told me most masons are atheist, at least here
His father knows some he said
>>56265547
It's complicated, originally they only accepted believers in God, what they call Great Architect. But currently they accept atheists too, I think.
>>56265547
you can be whatever the fuck
>>56265547
This cannot be true. Atheism is strictly forbidden in Freemasonry. You can have any faith so long as you have one and you recognize a creator. The mind of an Atheist is a literal dead end and can serve no purpose whatsoever.
I like the ideas and motives of Freemasonry but I wouldn't want to join. I'm not social enough to join a brotherhood.
>>56265703
Nope, you have to believe in "God" to be in freemasonry, by that I mean "a creator".
>>56264455
>Many of our governors were freemasons until recently.
There's probably many up there still. I doubt they'd go anywhere.
>>56265833
This. I also fear the consequences
>>56265892
>ou have to believe in "God" to be in freemasonry
>>56265762
>Atheism is strictly forbidden in Freemasonry
That was true before, not nowadays.
The "Great Architect" can be God, science, human beings, nature ... your own personal concept of God.
>>56265988
I guess that would depend on the lodge. There's even ones that accept women these days. Still, never heard of one that accepts atheists.
>>56265963
What consequences?
>>56266084
Mostly social, like being mistrusted by some people or the feeling of being tied to a club. Even being shunned inside the lodge for failing to accomplish something
>>56266073
Higher power, not a man in the sky.
You can spiel about fate, or how you trust the universe to guide you, or jah rastafari himself
>>56266284
>Telling people you're a mason
Do you tell everyone you meet that you're an active poster on 4chan too?
>>56266284
roflmao the only consequences you will see is too much FREE shit
>>56266483
Guilt by association, people like to tie shit even if it's false
>>56266617
>FREE shit
I have some bad news for you.
>>56266660
i have nothing to offer senpai
>>56263828
Have a Louge in my city.
They have open public days twice a year where you can ask them questions and visit the louge.
I would never join them because they charge money and are mainly virgins over 40.
I was expelled from Freemasonry when I cum in the apron during a ceremony..
>>56263828
Freemasonry is evil and subversive
t. catholic and orthodox churches
