No. Freemasonry is not political. It expects its members to form and keep their own political convictions, and it does not permit discussion on political matters at Masonic […]
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Is Freemasonry a religion?
No. Freemasonry is not a religion, or a combination of religions, nor is it a substitute for religion. It expects its members to adhere to their own faith, […]
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What are the advantages or privileges of being a freemason?
None other than fraternally working towards improving yourself, be of service to your fellow women and men, and search for the truth. There are no financial incentive in […]
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Is Le Droit Humain recognized by other masonic orders?
Le Droit Humain is in fraternal relations with a number of masonic orders (meaning recognition is reciprocal and members can intervisit). Le Droit Humain recognises a number of […]
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What is the highest “level” or “degrees” of Freemasonry? Is it 3? or 33? or 34?
This point is often misunderstood included by Freemasons themselves. The highest degree in Freemasonry is the 3rd: Master Mason There is no “higher” level than the 3rd. It […]
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Is Freemasonry a secret organization?
No. It is an organization with secrets. It is not a “secret society” with nefarious aims or criminal activities, covered by a coded language. But it is an […]
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Is membership a secret?
No. And Yes… No, not for you No, it is not one of the “secret” of Freemasonry. You can reveal your membership to whom you want, when you […]
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What is Le Droit Human?
The International Order of Freemasonry for men and women, Le Droit Humain, is worldwide. Membership is open to all adults, without distinction of gender, biological heritage or personal […]
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Can you be a freemason if you are… a politician?
Yes. We do not discriminate on any irrelevant grounds. Some Freemason orders may feel that their traditions warrant such discrimination, but ours feels that such discrimination is counter […]
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Can you be a freemason if you are… “Colored”?
Yes. We do not discriminate on any irrelevant grounds. Especially not based on racist fantasies. Some Freemason orders may feel that their traditions warrant such discrimination, but ours […]