Do the Masons and Knights and Elks and churches have hidden agendas with regards to religion?

Question

Gerald Ford was a Mason and signed and authorized into law the Privacy Act of 1974 enabling employers including federal, state and local governments to legally religiously discriminate against their employees by making it law to exclude religious affiliation information in job applications thereby making it impossible to claim minority status with regards to religion as the data is completely hidden. So that majorities of employees in a given area that belong to creed based clubs, knowing each other or each other's memorized views of creed, for instance, can play favoritism in their hiring practices. This goes on for generation after generation especially in small town areas. It eventually breaks the will of some very good conscientious people who do not belong to the cliques. It is unfair and discriminatory, moreso than color or sex, and it makes money for those organizations that the chosen belong to. Belief is not knowledge, some may be myth? Civility is our goal?

Answer 1

the average person belonging to these organizations have no idea what goes on at the top or why the organizations has really been formed. But Ford did.

Answer 2

It's labeling.

If this Privacy Act was authorized into law, why do we still need to be labeled in other areas...gender, ethnic background, age, etc.?

Answer 3

Mom knows everything-

Thank God someone with common sense finally spoke out.

Answer 4

Your religion should not grant you minority status. You CHOOSE that; you aren't born with it. You can change it if you don't like it; it isn't like your race or your gender.

Answer 5

Sounds like you have already decided what you believe, so why are you wasting points asking?

Answer 6

They have no hidden agenda. Or, if they have an agenda, and it is hidden, that doesn't mean it is sinister.

Many people do not know my plans, but that doesn't make me sinister, just pragmatic.

Answer 7

No.