can masons help u get wat u want like pass a exam for the overnment?
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No, we do not make a practice of giving things to people who do not earn them.  If you want to pass an exam for the government, you had better study.\n\nJoining the Freemasons is not a method of getting things that you want.  It is a way of helping others through acts of charity and kindness.
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suggest you contact " those in the know " directly rather than asking here. go to the local Masonic Lodge and find out for yourself and in person as there are many here who have wrong information. if a local Lodge is not available go to the Grand Lodge Site of the State you reside in.
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James,\nYour travels in Masonry have already begun.  In your heart you know that you want to be a Freemason.  Because the fraternity does not evangelize in any way we never ask anyone to become a Mason.  Every member has joined of his own freewill and has not been persuaded to become a member.  Your own Grandfather followed this rule and never asked you to join his lodge.\n\nSearch out the most respected members of your community and you will find that they are probably Freemasons.  Tell your desire to one of these men and he will secure for you a petition to the lodge.  A committee of inquiry will call on you at your home to make sure that your desires are true,  that you are a respected member of the community and worthy to become a Mason.   If the committee approves of you; the entire lodge will be notified and you must pass a unanimous ballot.  If any member of the lodge feels that you are unworthy; you will never become a member of the lodge as long as the objection exists.\n\nAs a member you will be part of the world's oldest and greatest fraternity.  You will find charitable needs and causes, education, fellowship, and friendship.  One of the greatest gifts a man can give to another is to help him become a Mason.  I hope that I am responding in such a way that I can give this gift to you.
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Do I get a commision from your business for answering all these study questions you are posting?
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Members of Masonry are not unknown, you can examine the logs of any lodge.  and Lodges with websites usually publish their officers on it.  The only secrets that exist really are those that allow one Mason to prove he is to other Masons.
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No.\nIf you can pass the tests, you can get certified.
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no, if you can pass the test
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Well I AM a Mason, and I can tell you that you must ask to become a member. We are not permitted to solicit membership.\nIn some states you must be at least 21 or in Pennsylvania the candidate must be at least 18.\n\nAfter you have asked to join from someone you know to be a Mason he will give you a petition for membership. (fill out your name, address etc.) After you filled out the petition\ntwo recommenders usually will sign the petition for you.\n\nDepending on where you are from the candidate process might vary. Pennsylvania requires that the potential candidate be visited at their home. Usually to discuss the essential qualifications for membership (belief in god, good reputation, no crimes etc) after that the candidate will be voted on. Most lodges in the U.S require the vote to be unanimous.
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I belonged to a church once, and the Pastor committed Adulty with his neighbor. Not that I cared because I know humans are not perfect, just forgiven.\n\nAs for Masonry, you have to Ask one to be one, which means ask a mason in your community for a petition. Fill it out and return it to him with a check, or money order for the amount that that lodge requires...which is usually your first years dues, and your initiation fee. Mine was only $100 which isn't bad some are even cheaper depending on the size of the lodge.\n\nthey will then read your petition and let it lay for 1 month then vote on it. Usually during this one month period a couple of them will contact you and come to visit you and your family to talk with you and answer some questions you, or  your spouse, may have. Also in most states you must be 21 years old, but some are even 18 years of age now. \n\nThe easiest way to find out more about a Lodge in your area (if in the US) is by visiting http://www.wvmasons.org and look under U.S. Grand Lodges then look up your state.\n\nGood luck to you and keep in touch :)
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you can try, but you will have to pass a physical exam before getting in.
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Don't know where you would find one but don't stress. The written exam is mad easy. The practical exam is what trips people up. Just remember to wash your hands properly before and after. Good luck!
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There are some institutions that prepare you for this type of examinations. One of the best according to my nephew who was able to pass all his tests and exams and become a MD is Kaplan. Use your search engine (Yahoo) and find the nearest to you.
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If your mother is an Eastern Star that means that you can become one, too, based on her Masonic affiliation even before your husband becomes a Master Mason.  Look in the phone book under either Masonic organizations or Fraternal organizations and the local chapter is usually listed.  Or else look in the white pages under Order of the Eastern Star.  Good luck.
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Masons are a Secret Society originally developed in Europe in the late middle ages. They required secrecy and ritual in order to ensure their secrets were not divulged to the authorities (ie. The Roman Catholic Church) who would persecute them. They are also the foundation for most modern University Fraternities.
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What you can to get an 100% on your exams is to study them everynight. And that is how you would get an 100% on your exams.
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No. Mason has had a lot of luck so far in the tournament. They also had a lot of skill, but you need luck to win any of these close games. They can only go so far before they find a team that is just better.
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You can ask one of your friends to get ordained by the state. You'd have to check  with your state to see how much the fee is. You could make it special by having a close relative or family friend do it and offer to pay the fee.