Fellow Craft

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

Ok, I am completely ignorant about these things, but I enjoy an education when the opportunity is available. You guys are talking about Masons right? What exactly is the function and how does one get involved? Just curiosity on my part.

BB

The best introduction to the subject of Free Masonry (for those in the USA) is the IDIOT'S GUIDE TO FREE MASONRY which will answer your questions, dispel most of the myths, and hopefully encourage you to become a brother to the many Masons here on X Marks the Scot.

[James MacMillan]

The best introduction to the subject of Free Masonry (for those in the USA) is the IDIOT'S GUIDE TO FREE MASONRY which will answer your questions, dispel most of the myths, and hopefully encourage you to become a brother to the many Masons here on X Marks the Scot.

Freemasonry for Dummys is a good one too.

[Mr. MacDougall]

I'd very much like to be a mason, but I don't believe in a single, omnipotent force, as I'm heathen. And, saddly, I am not one of those folks who believes that swearing is just words, so I can't forswear myself to join.

[McClef]

There are 33 possible degrees (not many go beyond the first three) but none to do with the kilted mysteries - clearly a case for 34!

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

Freemasonry for Dummies is a good one too.

That's the correct title of the book I mentioned ... (I should never post anything before my second cup of tea).