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We Masons believe in God.

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Not all do. I remember reading in a French Masonic Review these words, “Masonry teaches that there is only one religion—the worship of humanity. God is an erroneous concept of humanity.” However, many Masons believe in a Supreme Architect, just as the pagan Aristotle did.

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