What was there done with you?

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What was there done with you?

In Masonry, the closing question to a candidate after the ceremony is answered with the statement that one has been made a Mason. Saying “I was made a Mason” signals that the person has completed the initiation process and has become a full member of the Craft. The act of being “made” is the formal admission into Masonry, rather than being disciplined, re-taking an oath, or undergoing an examination at that moment. Discipline is not the outcome of the ritual, oath-taking isn’t being repeated here, and examinations occur as part of the degree work, not as the closing response.

In Masonry, the closing question to a candidate after the ceremony is answered with the statement that one has been made a Mason. Saying “I was made a Mason” signals that the person has completed the initiation process and has become a full member of the Craft. The act of being “made” is the formal admission into Masonry, rather than being disciplined, re-taking an oath, or undergoing an examination at that moment. Discipline is not the outcome of the ritual, oath-taking isn’t being repeated here, and examinations occur as part of the degree work, not as the closing response.

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