What would u do if u wake up one day and discover that your partner has joined the freemasonry?

It is not what you think it is. It is an occultist society just like and religion or group, say Catholic or Salvation Army. They all have their own sacred rituals and traditions. Research it and weed out the falsehoods and seek the truth. There is somethings your partner can tell you but some he can not. It is not as if you woke up one day and he was a worshiper of Satan....Freemasonry has nothing to do with the devil. As for his changes in behavior and actions well that has more to do with him trying to become who he thinks he needs to be and nothing with the masons. Be honest with him and let him understand how worried you are. If you truly are partners then you can come to some sort of compromise. I am sure there are things in your life he knows little about and that you keep close to your chest.

I would rather be with a Freemason than a devout Muslin, Catholic, or Environmentalist.

May you be blessed.

If you are of lawful age (18 or 21 relying on jurisdiction), You consider in a Supreme Being, and you are now not a crook no person within the Lodge cares. Your wacky ideals in nine/eleven and NWO nonsense are inappropriate; faith and politics are 2 subjects which can be taboo within the Lodge. NOTES: - You do not have got to be invited. - Morals and Dogma is a guide for the Scottish Rite, now not Freemasonry. It's now not a bible, it is a guide. - The Freemason Bible is the King James variation. - I'm a thirty second Degree Scottish Rite Mason, who may be a Catholic. The thirty first, thirty second and thirty third Degrees on this frame don't have anything to do with devil worship. Which is sensible, because Freemasonry is a FRATERNITY now not a faith.

There is nothing to worry about concerning his new affiliation with Freemasonry. Being a Mason provides him with an avenue to fellowship with other men and to help out the community. Sure, they have secrets and rituals and other things non-members might find odd, but so do most other fraternities and sororities. His other actions (smoking) may just be something he grew comfortable doing around other members, though they probably existed prior to his joining their ranks. As with many other organizations, there have been Masons that have committed less than reputable acts, but should not define the membership as a whole. They are, by no means, a deadly occult. Just another group of men hanging together, speaking and acting in ways they normally wouldn't around their wives.

I'd beg him to tell me the secrets. Granted, it's not a deadly cult, but they do have information that members aren't supposed to tell non-members. I'd do anything possible to learn a bit of that.

I wouldn't say it's sinister. It's not Christian for sure, but it's basically a network for people to serve society though there have been corrupt lodges in the past.

I would be totally shocked and surprised because I don't think they admit cats.

deadly occultic society

More a bunch of old guys sitting around chewing the fat with a cigar and a whiskey

and telling how good they were at golf in their youth

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasonry