All of the Following Are True About Eighteenth-Century Freemasonry Except

question 24

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true about eighteenth-century freemasonry except:

• A) Masons believed in reason and progress.
• B) Masons championed toleration and humane reforms.
• C) Masons were respectful toward God as the architect of the universe.
• D) Masons attributed little importance to mysterious rituals and the occult.

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Definitions:

Scienter

Knowledge of wrongdoing or fraudulent intent, often a necessary element in fraud cases.

Intent To Deceive

A deliberate act or condition of willfully misleading someone or concealing the truth to gain an unfair advantage.

Undue Influence

Excessive pressure or manipulation exerted by one individual over another to the extent it overcomes the victim's free will, often discussed in contexts of contracts and wills.

Nondisclosure

An agreement or principle that prevents the sharing of confidential or proprietary information with unauthorized parties.