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How do you know that is in his obligation? in some rituals and grand lodges no candidate is hoodwinked after he is made a mason. May I ask which ritual you work?

Most of that doesn’t make sense. I’ve never seen a ritual that has something I can identify as “PC and communities.” I don’t know what “inter take” means. When the gavel sounds, the WM is in charge. No one else. A PM has nothing to do with it. And getting the GM’s input while a lodge is in...

My prior post may have been too subtle. Why are you resurrecting discussions that died five years ago?

Tell us about that club?

Welcome. I grew up on NE Oklahoma.

Not quite necroposting, but you are keeping it on artificial life support. :)

Are you speaking of Texas freemasonry?

Murders don’t happen unless it’s dark. Everyone knows that.

Perhaps, but I suspect he is not totally aware of how he is acting .

“Cowan,” with an a. But since he has admitted he is not a mason, he really isn’t a cowan.

I’m not sure he is qualified to do so.

Of what grand lodge are you a member?

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It's useful to remember that in early Scottish freemasonry the two degrees were conferred in the same meeting. In UGLE, the usual questions number about 11, and only for the first two degrees. If the GM is willing to make one a mason at sight, that would be a sufficient investigation. Neither...

Yes, when I see RAM I pause and make sure I have the context.

I had a similar thought.

Royal and Select Masters, aka Cryptic.

Shoot. I can’t remember what I have for breakfast most days. Yes, I was aware of both. Does SC Scotland have much if a presence subsequent to granting the Australian charter?

Yeah. That’s not a great leap of logic.