Interesting. I knew some women in the Salvation Army
Auxiliary whose husbands were Masons. They all hung together, you could tell—a
pretty tight group. They were clueless about Masonry as well. Izzy
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It is possible that he is only a Mason to get their
votes. They are bound by oath to be loyal to one another. I have
a couple of Jewish friends that have no religeous leanings, but according to
one friend, the Jews in this country at least, have a saying, "Sell to
anyone, but buy only from another Jew." How true this is I do not
know, but if followed faithfully, one day the Jews would have all the
money. I think Masonic loyalty to one another follows a similar
pattern, with business, and with politics.
My husband was a Freemason but left when he realized. Much of it is a
business relationship. They memorize a bunch of stuff and have no
clue. I would suspect that he is not actively involved now. If
you go back through history most political leaders in our country have some
masonic roots. It is almost like an adult boy scouts. Not that I
am condoning it. I do believe he is a man of God - in fact I have a
close friend who was in his company and can attest to his belief.
Laura
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