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I have joined.
I applied a few weeks ago and my application was discussed at the meeting of my local freemason lodge on Friday night (ie last night) and I was accepted!
YEY!
Also I have J Nash to thank for this, because it was he who introduced me to the freemasons and encouraged me to join (he is also a member).
YEY!
I am so pleased.
I applied a few weeks ago and my application was discussed at the meeting of my local freemason lodge on Friday night (ie last night) and I was accepted!
YEY!
Also I have J Nash to thank for this, because it was he who introduced me to the freemasons and encouraged me to join (he is also a member).
YEY!
I am so pleased.
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Paradox: wrote:
> yeah I know a guy who is in the freemasons; I may just ask him.
> Thought would they let a student in or do you have to be considered
> important; or is that just myth?
its a bit of a myth i think
> yeah I know a guy who is in the freemasons; I may just ask him.
> Thought would they let a student in or do you have to be considered
> important; or is that just myth?
its a bit of a myth i think
I'm very grown up for my age.
yeah I know a guy who is in the freemasons; I may just ask him. Thought would they let a student in or do you have to be considered important; or is that just myth?
gaybys you told me that you were only 7 years old.
Paradox: wrote:
> How would I go about joining?
>
> I thought you had to have some sort of "position of
> influence", such as being a judge or a something
> "important"
I am a judge.
Anyway, yes, there's bound to be someone in your town who is a freemason (there's no big secrecy about membership), just ask them and all will become clear.
> How would I go about joining?
>
> I thought you had to have some sort of "position of
> influence", such as being a judge or a something
> "important"
I am a judge.
Anyway, yes, there's bound to be someone in your town who is a freemason (there's no big secrecy about membership), just ask them and all will become clear.
Have a look at the link I posted FF.
Lindgren wrote:
> A minority do, yes, but not all FF, not all.
Indeed.
You're always one to dismiss extremeists of your own religion as a minority, yet judge other groups purely on theirs.
For shame, FF.
> A minority do, yes, but not all FF, not all.
Indeed.
You're always one to dismiss extremeists of your own religion as a minority, yet judge other groups purely on theirs.
For shame, FF.
Forest Fan wrote:
> Amidst devil worshipping, son I have heard.
Oh please, pack it in. It's starting to get annoying now.
Can you open your mind just this much and go to their website and see proof that they aren't a satanic group?
> Amidst devil worshipping, son I have heard.
Oh please, pack it in. It's starting to get annoying now.
Can you open your mind just this much and go to their website and see proof that they aren't a satanic group?
How would I go about joining?
I thought you had to have some sort of "position of influence", such as being a judge or a something "important"
I thought you had to have some sort of "position of influence", such as being a judge or a something "important"
Forest Fan wrote:
> All that needs adding to most links that don't work is 'http://'.
> That was all, that needed to be added.
It's more the fact that you tried to argue against me after you had edited the link that shows your idiocy.
> All that needs adding to most links that don't work is 'http://'.
> That was all, that needed to be added.
It's more the fact that you tried to argue against me after you had edited the link that shows your idiocy.
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