This is his quote.
I have balloted on many petitions in my Lodge. I have also served on numerous investigating committees. NEVER have I seen or heard anyone question the answer to the "belief question" on a petition, or ask any further questions concerning a candidate's faith. In fact, to do so would constitute a Masonic offense.
> NEVER have I seen or heard anyone question the answer to the “belief question” on a petition, or ask any further questions concerning a candidate’s faith. In fact, to do so would constitute a Masonic offense.
It would also never arise in casual discussion in Lodge, for the same reason.
Our FRiend here will choose to believe (or disbelieve) as his/her conscience dictates. But he/she cannot claim that we didn’t present truth and fact on this issue, nor can he/she claim ignorance. We have done our best.