are there really masons and what do they do?

Question

are they good or bad?? why r they a secret socity?

Answer 1

Yes, there ARE really Masons. They do what they do & it's not a secret, it's just impossible to explain! They don't work in secret, they do it right in front of you & you just can't see it! They have cloaking skills that make them some the world's greatest illusionists!

Answer 2

There were masons and there are masons. Two types actually. The ancients who built the Kings castles, and their cathedrals, ect. and the modern masons were the founding fathers of our country. It was a secretive organization because they were planning a revolt against their employers, the King of England. During the time of the American Revolution there were many British loyalists in the colonies so they kept their activities secret. Some of the ancient mason's joined them in America and built the White house, Capitol building, ect.
Their goal was to spread freemasony across the north american continent. Hence, manifest destiny, northwest passage, ect. The history of america is really the history of freemasonry. Most people don't understand that. Thats why it's secretive.
Please don't tell anyone.

Answer 3

The Order of the Masonic Lodge is a group which traces its roots back centuries. They are a society of people dedicated to certain esoteric and spiritual practices, closely related to Christianity, but not actually a separate sect or religion.

As with most groups, this one is not inherently good or bad. Some people disagree with the old-boys-club fraternal allegiances that Masons share, but that's the same for any fraternal organization.

And like any other group, there are individuals who violate the group's code of ethics, and do things that are dishonest. But the group as a whole is just committed to its own continuation.

Answer 4

I had a gig in a masonic lodge once. They had a pamphlet basically saying "so you want to be a mason." One page one they said "masonism is NOT a secret society" Well that sure told me.

Apparently they're officially just doers of good works. However, officially the government are supposed to be good for all and listen to the people - do you ever see them doing that? The masons probably abuse their 'power' just like everyone else.

Answer 5

Yes, I know a few masons personally. Do a web search about the order. It comes from very old roots, and is a very secretive society with cult-like rituals that are taken very seriously.

Answer 6

There really are masons. I don't know what they really do in their secret society, but as long as they are doing good for the world, who cares?

Answer 7

Yes, we exist.

Freemasonry is proud of its philosophy and practice of "making good men better." Only individuals believed to be of the finest character are favorably considered for Membership. Every applicant must advocate his belief in the existence of a Supreme Being.

The mission of Freemasonry is to promote a way of life that binds like minded men into a worldwide Brotherhood that transcends all religious, ethnic, cultural, social and educational differences; by teaching the great principles of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth: and, by the outward expression of these, through its fellowship, its compassion and its concern, to find ways in which each may serve his God, his family, his country, his neighbors and himself."

Answer 8

Yes there are a lot of masonic lodges all over the world. They are very rich, they help each other, they have their own prayers and laws which is close to satanic worshipping.

Answer 9

Masons are a secret society. there are 33 degrees, or levels of the masons. most low degrees are good people, my uncle was one. but if you move to higher degrees, u get more knowledge. 33rd degree masons are in very high areas of power and wealth. secret societies are ok, but not when they are pulling all the strings in buisiness and govt. both bushes and kerry were in a secret society called skull and bones at yale. its scary because they swear an oath to there secrets, not to the citezens.

Answer 10

It's a fraternal organization of local business men in your area. They often have public meetings where you can learn more about them. Contact your local chapter and ask them if you can sit in on a meeting.