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Freemasonry's creed: belief in a Supreme Being, not a religion
Original: Although Freemasonry is neither a religion, nor a replacement for religion, it does have a Masonic Creed. A belief in a
Freemasonry, while not a religion or a substitute for one, does require a core creed from its members: a belief in a higher or supreme being, referred to as the Great Architect, and in the immortality of the soul. The explanation is circulating amid ongoing public debate about the organisation's relationship with religion and its historical role.
Why now: Renewed public interest in what Freemasonry actually believes and how it relates to religion.
Evidence
- Although Freemasonry is neither a religion, nor a replacement for religion, it does have a Masonic Creed. A belief in a higher or supreme being, the Great Architect, and in the immortality of the soul. # Freemasonry # Freimaurerei # Masonry # 2B1ASK1 # History # Religion · North_Sea_829@norden.social · 2
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