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Does Freemasonry view God in the typical form as taught in religions or as a supreme & natural order?
Freemasonry holds no private theology or specific religious doctrine of its own, nor does it define the precise nature of Deity for its members. Instead, it requires a candidate to profess belief in a Supreme Being, leaving the specific definition, form, and worship to the individual's personal faith. In the Craft, a member may privately worship God under names such as Jehovah, Allah, Buddha, Brahma, or the Great First Cause, while within the lodge all unite under the non-sectarian title of the Great Architect of the Universe.
ClaudyPeterMackey
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How did Freemasonry influence the Enlightenment in Europe?
Masonic lodges served alongside coffee-houses and literary societies as central venues where core Enlightenment ideals—including equality, toleration, individual rationalism, and religious moderation—were actively practiced and popularized.
PeterMackey
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