To the Freemasons

Married?

Definitely.

A question IAMIAM:

You've said, I think, basically, to enjoy life and serve one another. I find it hard to enjoy life when there is so much pain around me. I can't get it out of my head that others are suffering. I think empathy is hard-wired into me.

Any suggestions?

Freemasonry bars women for different reasons than does those organizations.

The bar to women has always been because the Landmarks upon which it is built state that to be a candidate one must be a Man, free born, and well recommended.

Now seeing as how the Bible is the Great Light in Masonry, it should be obvious to any reader of the Genesis account that God created Man, male and female created he them.


Therefore women have just as much right to enter.

And, there are Lodges which would agree and do allow women.



It is up to the "Mainstream" to get up to times if they wish to be counted as an existing body in the near future.

NO ONE disputes that, but the original comment was about women not being able to join.
I merely pointed out the "some" of the reasons.

Seems you have a problem with "mainstream".......eh?

I'm quite happy with "mainstream" as it is at present......and I am well aware that women have their own Lodges and should they wish to "bar" men.....then .that is their right, but a Fraternity is entitled to stay as it is, also.

"I was just giving advice should the fraternity wish to see another century."



Do you believe there is much chance of that IAM? Anyone who has studied statistics will tell them they can wish in one hand . . . .

The downward spiral in membership has been unabated for what, 50 years?

How do you spell RELEVANCE?

Heavens no.

Under Water Basket Weaving is specially designed for catching BIG FISH.

stones?

The dead body parts blocking and making the river not run. I have been drudging the river of stones for a long time. The sacred stones(risen dead) are gathered in heaps all along side the river's edges for miles and miles.

They are also likened to the fish. We are fishers of men who search and look for the true hearts who forgot where they belonged, as part of the Body of Christ.

Daniel 12