"Confidence is going after Mody Dick in a row boat... and bringing the tartar sauce with you" -Zig Zigler
"Challenge each of us to renew our mind so each of us may discern what is the good, pleasing, and perfect will of God."
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Variously known as Freemasonry, Masonry, or The Craft, the beginnings of our fraternity are lost to history. Although Masonry is believed to be the oldest surviving fraternal organization in the world, the exact date of its founding is uncertain. Freemasonry can, however, be easily traced to sixteenth century Scotland, although the first Masonic governing body was not founded until 1717 in London. The oldest Masonic document, the Regius poem, dates to around 1390 A.D. We know of no Masonry prior to that date.
Masonry is not a religion. There is nothing in Freemasonry to interfere with a man’s religious life. Persons of all faiths and Christian denominations are a part of the worldwide Masonic fraternity. Religion and politics are two subjects not allowed to be discussed when a lodge is in session.
Freemasonry is a fraternity. Its membership is restricted to men, but there is no hazing as found in some other fraternities. The Masonic Order is a serious group. It exists to take good men and help them to become better men.
Joining the fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons requires that a man, of his own free will, petition a Masonic Lodge for the Degrees in Masonry. No Georgia Mason should ever ask you to join our fraternity.
