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Masonry and Business

Posted on 8 Dec 2020 by universalfreemasonry

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This article discusses the connection between Masonry and Business, particularly with regard to whether a Mason should benefit in Business from his Masonic connections.

Category: FreemasonsTags: Business, Common Brotherhood, Connections, ethics, Freemasonry, Masonic Law, Masonry, Masons, Merchant, Moral Character, Mutual Benefit Societies, Obligation, Philosophy, Reputation, Rochdale Corporative Society, Short Talk Bulletin, Trade, Virtue

The Trestle Board

Posted on 9 Jul 2020 by universalfreemasonry

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This article discusses the need for quality, not quantity, when it comes to Masonic membership.

Category: FreemasonsTags: Blue Lodge, Bro. Paul R. Clark, Brotherhood, Co-Masonry, Community, Dr. Charles Parkhurst, Economics, Ellis Island, ethics, Fraternity, Freemasonry, Freemasons, Lodge, Manufacturing, Mason, masonic, Masonic Fraternity, Masonry, Masons, Membership, Morality, Opinion, Opinions, Scale, Sublime Degree of Master Mason, Trestle Board, Trestleboard

Freemasonry and Civil Discourse in the Digital Age

Posted on 31 Aug 2018 by jonathandinsmore

As Freemasons, the concept of the Word is very important to us, both in ritual, as well as in daily life. The Word represents the medium through which truth is transmitted, it’s how we express ourselves, and ultimately is the essence of the creative… Continue Reading “Freemasonry and Civil Discourse in the Digital Age”

Category: Freemasons, Universal Co-MasonryTags: Carl Jung, civil discourse, civility, Co-Masonry, communication, compelled speech, Constitution, debate, dichotomy, digital age, disagreement, discourse, echo chamber, ethics, fake news, filter bubble, free speech, freemasonic, Freemasonry, Freemasons, God, hate speech, identity politics, jungian psychology, language, Level, masonic, masonic life, Masonry, Masons, mis-gendering, peacemaking, Philosophy, Politics, radicalism, social media, synthesis, The Level, Tolerance, Tools, Truth, values, word