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"middleton.walker" wrote in message
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to a belief in a Supreme Being, .....someone posted that a question was
asked aboutbelief in God...that old me that person knew not what she/he
was saying....it refers to a Supreme Being and not God



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The Supreme Being

The names used for the Supreme Being enable men of different faiths to join
in prayer (to God as each sees Him) without the terms of the prayer causing
dissention among them.

There is no separate Masonic God; a Freemason's God remains the God of the
religion he professes.

Freemasons meet in common respect for the Supreme Being, but He remains
Supreme in their individual religions, and it is no part of Freemasonry to
attempt to join religions together. There is therefore no composite Masonic
God.


From the web site.

Nothing secret

Mike
The truth will prevail