The future of Freemasonry is the responsibility of every worshipful master.
To-day there is a tendency to make Freemasonry an avenue of social intercourse rather than to cultivate the tenets and principles of the Craft.
There is a tendency to put the Volume of the Sacred Law aside as far as
every-day life the actions and standard of every-day life is concerned.
Character and high principles are too often sacrificed by many for mercenary gains, hence the too-often expression is heard, “I like you as a Mason, but I do not like you as a man”.
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1949 - THE FUTURE OF FREEMASONRY - Bro H A Jarden.
