Thanks!Funny AND thought provoking.Good one coachn!
You're most welcome. Thanks for the feedback!A good find. For me to watch a 5 min vid like that, it must have really held my interest. Mainly I think because it was clever and funny.
Thanks for posting it
I case I miss it please keep us informed brother.From what I hear the discussion on the matter happened yesterday (Wednesday) and the vote should come later today..... The countdown begins....
Very disappointing. However, I don't think GLs in other states or countries pulling recognition is the answer. If GLs do this every time that they disagree with the actions of another GL where does it end? Just my personal opinion.
Very disappointing. However, I don't think GLs in other states or countries pulling recognition is the answer. If GLs do this every time that they disagree with the actions of another GL where does it end? Just my personal opinion.
I feel sorry for them. They have hurt themselves and their members.
Someone needs to make the best speech of their life to move those brothers into this Century and to realise their own religious moral beliefs have no place in a Constitution and/or homophobia is "unmasonic".
All very good points brother.I think we need to move from admonishing Tenn to trying to change their thinking, but that is a very idealistic statement..
Are you sure they (PHA GL) don't have any rules or regulations against homosexuality?
Also if the GMs for these two states we're not white but in fact Jewish or Muslim would there still be the same cry that their religion was playing a role in their decision?
Agreed!What does the PHA grand lodge have to do with the decisions made by the state grand lodges in GA & TN. It wouldn't matter what race or religion the GMs were, wrong is wrong. Your religious beliefs should not be imposed on masonry.
As for the religion question I have seen post here and over sites to the effect of ...The White Grand Master imposing his Christian beliefs....i was trying to if the was a bias against white men or Christians. I know society is reluctant call out / criticize a minority and wanted to see if that true of masons as well.
You wanted to see if there was a bias against the white grand masters in those states? There is so much irony & hypocrisy in that thought.
Let me put it this way: I wanted to know if the bias is that a white Grand Master that is Christian and he makes an unpopular decision would be assumed that his religion played a part in it. Or do minorities get the benefit of the doubt when they make decisions that religion didn't play a part.