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This is rather like asking the question "What is a Church?" or, "What is
Faith?" People who are asked such a question will give different
answers, in their own words, based on their own perceptions, experience
and education. The most common answer is "A peculiar system of morality,
based on allegory and illustrated with symbols". It is, therefore, a
moral society which attempts to encourage men to be upright in family,
in business and in public life. All Freemasons are taught that any
duties which they have as a Freemason come only after their duties to
family, work, and faith. In no circumstances should their membership
interfere with these aspects of their lives.
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This one of the most difficult questions to answer and even Freemasons
themselves give differing definitions. This is probably due to the fact
that Freemasonry does not impose any particular Dogma, has no Theology
but simply attempts to guide members to a more moral way of life.
'Attempting to make good men better' is one definition.
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In the year 1855, certain brethren decided to form a Lodge in West
Bromwich, and apply to the United Grand Lodge of England for a Warrant.
At that time, only Five Masonic Lodges were working under Warrants
issued by Grand Lodge, in this portion of South Staffordshire.
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