If all these highly respected authors and Masons have good comments to say about the book Freemasonry in Black and White, why havent you read it yet? The book is not a rant, not a fault-finding, but a discussion. And, its a fascinating story to boot. Well worth reading! - ILL. James T. Tresner II This book is not for the faint of heart. It is a Brother sharing a very personal part of his journey and in some ways its a little controversial. Just the way in which this Brother came to Masonry makes for a fun Masonic television movie...it was quite the ride and he has the courage to share what he learned along the way. Race, clandestine Masonry, mysticism, etc. All included. I enjoyed the journey with him and can recommend the read.- Cliff Porter, author of the Secret Psychology of Freemasonry. I was lucky enough to read an advance copy of this work. It is not just a well-written work, it is valuable to the education of every Freemason. I am better for having read this work and strongly encourage all Masons to do likewise. - - Michael R. Poll is the owner of Cornerstone Book Publishers. “He is perhaps the only Freemason in the world in this position and from his experience is eminently qualified to write this book... The author has done a commendable job in confronting issues that have been divisive for us in the past and to some degree remains, while diplomatically avoiding confrontational accusations and creating animosities... Freemasonry in Black and White contains considerable information and considerable expressions of thought, explained in a readily understandable way with what members should be familiar. I recommend its reading for that reason. .” - Thomas W. Jackson, 33° youtu.be/75xr1OpNlxk
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