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Freemasonry is not a cult by Janet Grischy Freemasonry is a fraternity. Not the kind with keg parties, perhaps, but certainly the kind devoted to fellowship. It has about 5 million members worldwide, nearly 2 million in the U.S., far too many to maintain the secrecy and seclusion of a cult. ... More> The origins of Freemasonry by Roger W Davis Masons of an ambiguous antiquity were a guild. A brotherhood of builders who kept their science hidden in rituals so unskilled pretenders could be recognized before they might manifest their faulted construction. But sometime during the late 1600s M... More>
	Masonic tours and symbolism in Washington, D.C. by Michael Totten When the District of Columbia was chosen in 1791 to become the capital of the fledgling United States, President Washington commissioned the French engineer Pierre Charles L'Enfant to plan the buildings of the city, with the Capitol at its heart. In... More> Historic sites: Fredericksburg Virginia by Gary Wonning Fredericksburg Virginia has a long and distinguished history,it has a very important place in the formation of the American experiment. Along with that , Fredericksburg Masonic lodge #4 Free and Accepted Masons contributed more than probably any oth... More>
Is Freemasonry is a cult? by Frater L.A. I have been seeing a lot of articles on the internet lately trying to defend the position that Freemasonry is an evil cult, which is trying to take over the world. These articles often go into great detail about how the fraternity is an elitist cons... More> The connection between George Washington and Freemasonry by Michael Totten On September 1, 1752, a new lodge of Freemasons held its first meeting in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Two months later, on the 4th of November, George Washington became one of five who were initiated as Entered Apprentices under Daniel Campbell as Mas... More>
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