What is Freemasonry – Free ebook

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The talented guys at Freemasoninformation.com have produced a fantastic resource for everyone out there Mason or non-mason who has unanswered questions about Freemasonry, this brilliant book is the perfect springboard into further research of the Craft. When I requested the right to assit with the distribution of this masterpiece the editor informed me that .....

"While some want to try and answer the questions of the Dan Brown book, I'd rather answer the "what is Freemasonry" question so as to not mix the two, which is the driver on this."

With the release of Dan Brown’s book “The Lost Symbol” and the questions it will raise about the modern day fraternity, Stewert tells us...

 "the goal of this e-book is to make available some of the lesser discussed details of the contemporary fraternity."

Answering questions such as 'Why does Freemasonry not admit women?' and 'What is the Lodge experience like?' it is a must read for everyone. I for one would like to join the chorus of fans and say well done B:. Greg Stewart, not only has he produced a book crammed full of information but he has done a wonderful job of the design as well.

When forming the Masonic Art Exchange it was in the hope I could assit the craft to move in the direction where the standard of publications are more like this and here is one which most definately does not need help and should be used as an example for all.

Being a great fan of technology (if not too good a user) one of the greatest advantages of this is e-book is the fact it is available within minutes of recommendation why not print out a few cards with the address so when family, friends or work collegue ask you "What is freemasonry?"n direct them to this tome. you can direct them to this tome.

Please make sure you go along and see the great work they are doing at Freemasoninformation.com

just for fun I have put together a sheet of slips which you could print out and keep with for when you want to direct an enquiry to this book.

download your slips here