Eliminate the Masonic Prerequisite to Become a Shriner - Debatable 2

Eliminate the Masonic Prerequisite to Become a Shriner

Welcome to the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast! In this episode, we dive into a heated debate that challenges the idea that the Masonic Prerequisite to become a Shriner must be eliminated. Join us as three dedicated Freemasons tackle this controversial topic in a unique and thought-provoking format. Freemason Dave Thomas, Past Master Brian Byrd and Past Grand Master of the State of Kansas, Bob Talbott get after it on this episode.

The Challenge: Before knowing the topic, our debaters must choose their sides, leading to unexpected and dynamic arguments.

Opening Statements: Each side presents their initial stance on whether the Masonic Prerequisite to become a Shriner must be eliminated. Counter Arguments: The debaters respond to each other's points, bringing forward their best counter-arguments and insights. Moderator's Decision: Our moderator evaluates which argument was more compelling and declares the winner.

Tune in for an engaging discussion that explores tradition, financial fairness, and the essence of Freemasonry. Whether you're a seasoned Mason or just curious about the Craft, this episode promises to enlighten and entertain.

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