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ae86_16v
06-24-2006, 09:26 PM
What does this mean? I heard that Freemasonry are a secret society. Being right smack in the middle of Hollywood Blvd isn't really secretive. (Across from the Kodak Theatre).


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Everlasting
06-24-2006, 10:04 PM
this should be sufficient

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasonry

evoWalo
06-25-2006, 05:36 AM
joining them is by invitation only or you have to born to a father who is a freemason. afaik if you're christian or roman catholic you're disallowed to join but the freemasons welcomes everyone of any faith that worships a single diety.

a friend in australia wanted to join, being a migrant, to get to know people in the area like a social club. a lot of famous people are supposedly members. the way dan brown portrayed them made em look very honorable. i just dont know which part of dan's brown portrayal of the freemasons is fact or fiction.

evoWalo
06-25-2006, 05:42 AM
friend said bill clinton was a freemason and went to the philippines to shore up local freemasonry. the country being in the pocket of the christian fundamentalists he didnt prosper much.

666fast
06-25-2006, 11:06 PM
joining them is by invitation only or you have to born to a father who is a freemason

Nope. You can ask to join, but you need to meet some requirements, then you'll be voted in, or not in heh. I don't think you can be "born" into it.

Freemasonry is nothing like what it used to be. It's just a social club that tries to help communities and such. My grandfather was a Freemason, goofy sash thing and all.
When he passed away, I think he was buried with the sash, if he wasn't then I don't know where it went. But all the other things (cufflinks, tiepins and bible etc..) were all given to me.