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Freemason

usgb/ˈfriːmeɪsn/Volume
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Cultural Significance

Freemasonry has historical and cultural importance in many societies, often linked to influential figures and events.

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Many founding fathers of the United States were freemasons, adding to the organization's cultural significance.
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Secrecy Nuance

The term 'freemason' sometimes implies mystery or secrecy due to the organization's private nature and rituals.

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He joined the freemasons, intrigued by their secretive reputation.
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Not Religious

Despite having rituals, Freemasonry is not a religion, but members are usually expected to believe in a higher power.

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As a freemason, he appreciates that members come from all different faiths and backgrounds.
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