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This is an excellent book for those individuals who've "always wanted to know everything about Freemasonry but didn't know who to ask." Well, this is the individual to ask. It is also for those individuals who will believe anything negative about Freemasonry, especially when it's written by a non-Mason. That's like me writing about geothermaldynamic propulsion (did I spell that right?). Good job Mr. Morris!
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A very good book on a very misunderstood subject. Masonry makes good men better; i.e. better leaders, husbands, fathers, friends, neighbors and citizens. Mark Tabbert has his facts right. He is a better man.
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If this man was truly a Worshipful Master, he has violated his oath in the worst possible way, which means his credibility is doubtful. Or he really knows nothinig about Freemasonry. A sad way to sell a book.
Lucky, Worshipful Master of a "real" Masonic Lodge
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Freemasonry (Complete Idiot's Guides) by S. Brent Morris
Joseph Santisteban, March 30, 2008
This is an excellent book for those individuals who've "always wanted to know everything about Freemasonry but didn't know who to ask." Well, this is the individual to ask. It is also for those individuals who will believe anything negative about Freemasonry, especially when it's written by a non-Mason. That's like me writing about geothermaldynamic propulsion (did I spell that right?). Good job Mr. Morris!(2 of 2 readers found this comment helpful)
American Freemasons: Three Centuries of Building Communities by Mark A. Tabbert
Joseph Santisteban, March 30, 2008
A very good book on a very misunderstood subject. Masonry makes good men better; i.e. better leaders, husbands, fathers, friends, neighbors and citizens. Mark Tabbert has his facts right. He is a better man.(1 of 1 readers found this comment helpful)
Freemasonry: Invisible Cult by Jack Harris
Joseph Santisteban, March 30, 2008
If this man was truly a Worshipful Master, he has violated his oath in the worst possible way, which means his credibility is doubtful. Or he really knows nothinig about Freemasonry. A sad way to sell a book.Lucky, Worshipful Master of a "real" Masonic Lodge
(3 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)