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Topic: To ALL EMULATION MASONS

Posted By: edwmax
Subject: To ALL EMULATION MASONS
Date Posted: March/11/2013 at 5:32am

To ALL Brothers of Constitutions outside of the USA:

The GLs of the US are of varied Constitutions. Our Rituals, lectures, and practices are varied & different; as well as being different from the Emulation Ritual & lectures.   These differences at times lead to heavy and heated discussions.   Since a forum is not a Lodge these discussions (even heated ones) are not bad. It is how differences are settled and/or how other forum Members gain insight of different situations.

In addition, not all GLs recognize each other. So at times, members (clandestine masons too) of those GLs come onto the forum voicing their dissatisfaction. As long as the thread is peaceful, a discussion will be allowed. But, this forum and the forum members can not do anything to resolve those problems.

Much of these differences & recognition problems do not exist in countries outside of the USA or at least to the extent as in the USA.    ... But discussions of these problems and differences is a way to start healing process for a resolution.

If these type discussions Offend you, then these forums are not for you.   Even family members fight and I'm sure heated debates & arguments exist among your Lodge Brothers, too.

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"He who would assume to govern others must first learn to govern himself."

Thomasville 369

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Posted By: edwmax
Date Posted: March/11/2013 at 5:34am

This thread is closed to further posting. If you have a question make post in the General Forum.

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"He who would assume to govern others must first learn to govern himself."

Thomasville 369