Who are the Masons and what do they believe in?
I found this summary: “Masons are men who voluntarily asked to join a lodge. They were accepted because they were good men who believe in God and hold high ethical and moral ideals. They go to meetings which they call the lodge, in order to learn and to teach what ‘friendship, morality, and truth really involve, and to practice on a small scale the reality of brotherhood. They also have meetings open to their wives, children, and friends where they promote an understanding of the serious nature of the Fraternity by entertainment and sociability. Practical programs for charity and relief are planned and executed. The special kinship they feel for each other as a brotherhood is their deepest satisfaction. http://web.mit.edu/dryfoo/www/Masonry/Essays/msa-wya.html Answer originally posted in response to Who are the Masons and what do they believe in?
