Is Freemasonry a political organisation under the cover of humanism?
No. Politics is the second subject Freemasons are not allowed to discuss according to the ancient rules. Those who set the rules 500 years ago knew well that politics does not belong in the fraternity of the Freemasons. Politics is a matter of each individual, the same as religion. Brothers with different views meet in Lodges but they do not discuss politics. The fact that Freemasonry survived in an unchanged form for many centuries, in many countries, through different rulers, revolutions and changes in the social communities proves the fact that Freemasonry has no political agenda.
