Should I become a freemason?
by 
Valparaiso
ANSWERS: 14
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lol You can't just "become" a freemason. You have to be asked! Among other things...
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Presuming you've been asked... No.
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It seems like something that couldn't hurt; I've been dying for someone to sponsor me, but for fifteen years, nothing.
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no. My father was one, and, as a precious little early teenager, I took him on when I found one of their magazines beside his bed. It read that if someone revealed the secrets of the masons to an outsider, that they should be hanged, drawn and quartered (it was described in detail). I confronted him and asked him why he belonged to an organisation that taught this. He said I should not have read it, to which I replied: then don't leave it lying round. You know I read anything. He left soon after. I think it got to him. The Freemasons are a strange group, very gnostic in teaching, whose beliefs are built on fables (that they are descended from the builders of Solomon's temple) and who control by secretism. ANy organisation that encourages secret initiation ceremonies has to be suspect, would you not say. And as for the secret handshakes that win you business deals....hmmm. not on.
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Do you want to stand around with one breast bared and your trouser leg rolled up swearing allegiance to God only knows what nefarious deeds , I am not sure that their ideals are ones that run alongside your religios beliefs val
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Freemason's will do away with religions in the near future, they will unite all religions through economics as they pretty much own the world in this area. They control majority of the seats in the UN and believe in a NEW WORLD ORDER. But Daniel 2:44 says that God will do away with goverments and kings.
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Yes why not. It's free!
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If you want to, yes. Among millions of Masons, not one was lawfully invited to apply for membership. Our code of conduct prevents it. Thus, no faithful Mason can invite you. Any Mason can obtain a Petition for the Degrees of Masonry for you, but you must ask for it, and for good reason. You should ask yourself a few questions, Do you reflect on the nature of man's existence and your obligations to God, your family, and yourself? We want you to know what we believe, how we act, and what we do; then, should you ever become a Mason, you will be proud to be our Brother and excited to participate in our work. Only those who desire membership because of a favorable impression of us should seek a petition. That's why you must "ask yourself." Are you ready to become a better man?
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If that is your wish.
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Let's get one thing straight - no one needs to wait to be asked. If anyone (man or woman, because contrary to the common misconception that women can't become Masons they can and have been for over a 100 years) wishes to become a Freemason then they simply need to contact either their nearest lodge or even send an email to whichever GL/Obedience they're interested in joining. People should only ask if they are serious about joining and if they wish to do so for the right reasons. You cannot be a Freemason if you are racist or have murderous or criminal intent. Also those wishing to join for social networking, furthering their career opportunities, etc… will soon be very disappointed and leave.
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are you crazy......are you willing to denounce god( if thats your belief)....good luck.do you like men? how about going to the bohemian grove....you will see then what its all about...
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No! Val I know you are a Christian and what they stand for is the complete opposite of what you stand for, once you get beneath the shiny happy surface. Go to You tube and watch the series of videos Riddles in Stone by Chris Pinto, it'll really open your eyes! Here's the link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcLDPoeI4ms
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Of course, who would pass up an opportunity to join an organization accused of conspiracy and global domination.
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For honest, direct answers to all of your questions: http://www.masonicinfo.com Don't believe the rumors and uninformed masses who know nothing of what they speak.
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