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7/5/2025, 3:03:51 AM
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>"key"
Funny. In reality, it's up to the interpretation of the individual. There isn't necessarily one valid interpretation. It's a matter of indivual personal discovery
>prominent people have been Masons
That's not a bad thing. Freemasonry helps good men become even better men. The pillars of society are among the ranks of the Freemasons, and that's a wonderful thing!
>Propaganda Due
You know, it's possible for there to be a few bad apples. Sometimes, they like to abuse the ease of access to a social network for bad intentions, like fraud. But guess what? That wasn't a lodge that was even sanctioned by Freemasonry. It was a clandestine lodge, and it is in no way representative of what Freemasons do and truly stand for.
>"key"
Funny. In reality, it's up to the interpretation of the individual. There isn't necessarily one valid interpretation. It's a matter of indivual personal discovery
>prominent people have been Masons
That's not a bad thing. Freemasonry helps good men become even better men. The pillars of society are among the ranks of the Freemasons, and that's a wonderful thing!
>Propaganda Due
You know, it's possible for there to be a few bad apples. Sometimes, they like to abuse the ease of access to a social network for bad intentions, like fraud. But guess what? That wasn't a lodge that was even sanctioned by Freemasonry. It was a clandestine lodge, and it is in no way representative of what Freemasons do and truly stand for.
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