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Quoted: A Mason is Ancient, Free, and Accepted.
Look those 3 words up, it's not difficult to figure out.
Ancient. Very old, as in this is not a new trendy golf club
Free, self explanatory. If you are a slave you can't be free right? It's not racist, cause that bunch will be in here next. It requires freedom. Other countries than the US have Masons so I hate when people try to make this into some American Slavery thing. Educate yourself.
Accepted. If you are one, you are accepted by others.Wanna be one? Ask one.
That wasn't too hard was it?
| Actually, it is hard, and your post doesn't make a damn bit of sense. Are all of these organizations affiliated or not? Do they believe in the same thing? Can one be all three? Do they have different membership requirements? You say a mason is ancient, free, and accepted, yet you also appear to be speaking of three different groups, thus differentiating them. Frankly, you've managed to partially define three words, but they don't seem to correspond with any information about masonic organizations.
And the guy was trying to educate himself, that's why he asked.
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it's one organization, that's what's not hard about it.
The sign on the door says AF&AM or F&AM. That's Ancient, Free,and Accepted Masons.
They are not different organizations, it is 3 words describing a single organization.
So sorry you don't get it. The most important thing I posted is the one you ignored.
To understand what is is to be one, ask one. You will get no better answer than that, but you
won't get the full explanation in a forum like this. Find one and ask in person, it's not
complicated, you only want to make it out to be.