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Belial_Iblis•

I have never been to a lodge but I have been friends with a benevolent and honorable Freemason. He told me that members must believe in a higher power, but it doesn't matter what.

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Primuspilus23Solo Heathen.•

I'm a Mason, and this is correct.

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xdemonqueenx•

My grandmothers ex-husband was Wicca and freemason and my father in law is as well I believe. Shouldn't be any reason why it wouldn't be compatible.

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Zikeal•

Freemasonry is secular, no religion allowed past basic membership, they even symbolicly spit on the bible to prove their disdain for religion during initiation to some higher ranks.

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SkollgrimmCommonwealth Heathen•

I don't know what the fuck kinda Masons you're hanging around. A clandestine lodge, I would imagine. Masonry is not a religion, but it is religious. The Holy Bible is one of the great lights--a true Mason would never defile it.

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Zikeal•

Either way I'm a heathen, and I could give a fu*k less what some boys club has to say about it.

I don't submit to Roman nationalist propaganda. I feel the old way in my bones.

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glycinamideNorth Star Kindred n00b•

Roman nationalist propaganda? Ho boy...

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andIwaslike_weeeeeee•

Fascinating! When I signed up with the freemasons a requirement they had was that I had to believe in a "higher power." They didn't care what, just that I do.

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Zikeal•

Suppose different orders could very in how secular they are.

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