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scientists that were freemasons advertise your masonic events for free beamish lodge county durham masonic activity by prisoners of war add your uk lodge information suggest international masonic lodge formal menswear suitable for masonic functions countries for international masonic lodge section walking with the widows son the history of the freemasons and freemasonry a handbook for the freemasons wife the regius manuscript the matthew cooke manuscript about freemasonry website started about freemasonry website type freemasons or freemasonry into google and one has many thousands of pages to choose from. it is the intention of this web site to cover just about every aspect related to freemasonry and become the accepted central focus for the general public and the craft. we will even address the criticisms of the ‘anti- masonic brigade’ whose comments are made through total ignorance. freemasonry has long been mistakenly seen as a secretive organisation and the anti-masonic web sites, of which there are many; perpetuate a twisted view of the craft. interestingly there are a number of really secretive organisations, some with questionable motives, but they are not attacked in the way freemasonry is. but rather than dismiss their criticisms out of hand they will be confronted, addressed and corrected. so having said that let us address, and get out of the way, two misconceptions. first - invitation. one does not have to wait to be invited by a freemason to join freemasonry. waiting to be invited to join was really a genuine concern so that a person’s feelings were not hurt and only ‘chosen’ people of an acceptable class were invited. this really came about due to changes in society which took place as the result of the first and second world wars. one has to realise the situation of the times and in both cases there was a considerable reduction of the ‘servant’ class many of whom became the new middle class. in such a class ridden structure many of the ‘old guard’ did not want those who were previously servants to join their lodge. not only that many, if they had wanted too many could not have afforded the annual subscription. but today life has changed and that attitude disappeared many years ago. nevertheless it still perpetuates. now any man can join providing he is over 21, of good character, and believes in a god of his faith. freemasonry is classless. it is enjoyed by men in many walks of life. there are cases, in the military, of an nco initiating his commanding officer into the craft. and the first masonic office he will hold is steward; often waiting on his fellow brethren at dinner after the lodge meeting. one’s external rank has no standing in freemasonry. freemasonry has its own ranking structure and all new initiates, regardless of external rank are subjected to it. the masonic webmaster of this site has been waited on at table by top ranking members of the armed forces, politicians etc who have been starting their masonic journey as a steward. second - secrets. we are very sorry to blow away that misconception. there are no secrets in freemasonry! yes we know that many will laugh and say what a lot of rot. but before you dismiss that statement just click on here to read and consider the explanation. there are many suppositions of how freemasonry started, and we can address that on the faq and other pages. the only thing this site will not disclose is what is referred to as ‘the secrets of freemasonry. why you ask. well because it is not a secret but simply a password. let us explain. go back to the middle ages when there were no paper qualifications. how did a stone mason prove the level of work he was capable of if he moved to another site or job many miles away where he was not known? 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