The Freethinking Freemason

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The Freethinking Freemason
by Tim Bryce

[Excerpt - Review by "Northeasterly", FreemasonsWA - Linked Above]

Tim Bryce refers to himself as “a footsoldier for Freemasonry”. After reading and re-reading his book, I think that he must be a footsoldier with a Field Marshal's baton in his knapsack. This is a most enjoyable, thought-provoking and, at times, argument-provoking book; but it is never boring. It is a collection of Tim Bryce's articles written for various magazines and internet websites; about 70 give or take. These articles are grouped together under the following headings: Lodge Administration, Management I s s u e s , M a s o n i c Commentaries, Membership, Grand Lodges, Masonic Stories, and Masonic Quotations & Poetry. In the introduction, the late W Bro Theron Dunn tells of the trouble the author has had with his local Masonic authorities for some of his controversial views. Do not be put off by this – W Bro Tim Bryce is certainly controversial at times, but always interesting and he makes you think about your Freemasonry and what you can do to serve the Craft better.