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What are the beliefs of the Masons? | Forum
Support Ferid322
Dec 27 '19
Freemasonry is open to men of any faith, but religion may not be discussed at Masonic meetings. The Supreme Being. Masons believe that there is one God and that people employ many different ways to seek, and to express what they know of God.
Dark Enlightenment
Dec 27 '19
As far as I know, and from what I have heard and read, the ONLY prerequisite is "belief in a higher power", which is called "The Architect" (fitting for a construction themed fraternity). Higher education and 401k career also helps.
I hear in higher grades approaching 33 or maybe at 33, which Hubbard used in Scientology, you're revealed some great truth about the universe, which essentially boils down to a form of non-dual deism in which a figure like Kali or a Postmodern Satan (possibly Baphomet) is the grand arbitrator of balance and cosmic superstitions. A world where what you do ( and the character of those actions) is part of a grand purpose to cancel out one's own impact.
Sorta like how bloodthirsty capitalists become philanthropists at some point.
Those exposes you can see on YouTube of robed people rubbing blood on a pentagrams are far less important than beer. That is what I have put together anyway.
Now let's all get drunk and play ping pong!
The Forum post is edited by Dark Enlightenment Dec 27 '19
