Gregory B. Stewart's Blog

How can we, as individuals, best influence the course that our Lodges and Grand Lodges pursue?

The post A Revisit to Revolutions & Reforms – Part 1 first appeared on Freemason Information.

The Yule holiday provides a unique lens through which we can explore the shared values and principles of Freemasonry and Christmas.

The post Freemasonry and Christmas: A Historical and Philosophical Connection first appeared on Freemason Information.

Freemasonry and the Knights Templar are two historical organizations steeped in symbolism, secrecy, and rich narratives.

The post Freemasonry and the Knights Templar: Fact or Fiction? first appeared on Freemason Information.

The historical relationship between the Knights Templar and Freemasonry has been the subject of both fascination and speculation for centuries.

The post Freemasons and Knights Templar – Fact or Fiction? first appeared on Freemason Information.

In the realm of ethics and morality, two concepts often come to the forefront: brotherly love and the Golden Rule.

The post Brotherly Love and the Golden Rule first appeared on Freemason Information.

The Masonic definition of brotherly love emphasizes compassion, support, and unity among individuals promoting charity and compassion.

The post Brotherly Love in Freemasonry: A Reflection of Universal Values first appeared on Freemason Information.

Brotherly love, often termed agape in Greek, embodies a profound sense of compassion, unity, and mutual respect that transcends mere affection.

The post The Essence of Brotherly Love: A Spiritual and Human Connection first appeared on Freemason Information.

In some ways, Communication Theorists are not very good communicators. We tend to try to pack too much into too little space.

The post Speak to Communicate first appeared on Freemason Information.

Freemasonry has long been a subject of debate regarding its compatibility with Christianity, particularly in the context of fundamentalist Christian movements like Christian Nationalism. As a fraternal organization with deep historical roots and a belief system that emphasizes moral development, Freemasonry presents a unique challenge to some branches of Christianity that assert exclusivity of salvation […]

The post Freemasonry in the Face of American Christian Nationalist Ideologies first appeared on Freemason Information.

Christian nationalism challenges Freemasonry's inclusive values, potentially leading to marginalization or prompting adaptation and resilience in a changing American political landscape.

The post Christian Nationalism and the Future of Freemasonry: Navigating Uncertain Terrain first appeared on Freemason Information.