It is no uncommon thing to hear a Freemason say that one of the features of Freemasonry that especially appeals to him is that, though the institution is to a certain extent religious in its character, it is nevertheless marked by an entire absence. of religious dogma.
In this brief paper I propose to discuss, as far as time will permit, the nature and extent of the religious basis of Freemasonry, and the truth of the commonly repeated assertion that that religious basis contains nothing dogmatic.
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1911 - THE RELIGIOUS BASIS OF FREEMASONRY - Bro. T. W. Rowe.
