Is Freemasonry A School Of Agency

What if Freemasonry's true purpose is not the preservation of symbols, but the development of agency? >Drawing on Masonic ritual, psychology, philosophy, and contemporary research, Nicholas J. Broadway presents a provocative new interpretation of the Craft. He argues that Freemasonry functions as a participatory system that develops capable men through ritual, responsibility, leadership, and practice. Rather than asking what Freemasonry teaches, this book asks a different question: What does Freemasonry produce? The answer challenges conventional assumptions about the purpose of the Lodge and offers a compelling framework for understanding the Craft's relevance in the twenty-first century. For Freemasons, Lodge leaders, and students of human development, Is Freemasonry a School of Agency? provides a fresh perspective on one of the world's oldest and most enduring institutions.

Pages: 137, Paperback, Independently published