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How's about sharing some of your Q&A's for a start? Thanks!

First and foremost, if you present a program, make sure that it will be competently done. No one wants to sit in Lodge and listen to someone bumbling and fumbling and stumbling to read a presentation, no matter how well-intended. Personally, I don't like to be read to. I truly don't like to...

Part of the original post, asking what to expect, was the question, "In my degrees will I have to take vows to other gods that I do not believe in?" [underlining is mine] The answer is, of course, no, he will not have to take such vows to "other gods" - there is no such thing in Freemasonry...

You guys REALLY need to talk to your insurance agent about this. I've never heard of such a codicil in an insurance policy - if they won't cover it, make sure your next policy will.

Your position is perfectly stated, and perfectly in accord with Masonic principles. Freemasonry deliberately and emphatically places itself in a position well down the list of your principle responsibilities. You will not find any discussion of religion or politics in a Lodge - these topics...

I think that, if you are constantly concerned about your own qualifications as a Mason, that pretty much qualifies you as a Mason.