Yes, and I actually threw it in the trash so I would not be responsible for anybody else reading it.
I found it to be very sophmoric and full of lies, inuendos, and half truths about the Catholic Church. The research for it could have been found in one day on the internet reading the teenagers posts at "Above TopSecret", or any other conspiracy website. And I'm sure it was.
If one more person says "It's only a novel", I think I'll puke.
"Or any other book for that matter?"
Oh, a back woodsman is now the resident scholar on FR? Where did you find this book ay, did it come free with case of Black Label?
"That so many members of the Masons hhave risen to positions of prominence makes me want to look at this organization more closely."
And what are you going to look at? While you are at it, check out the Moose and Elk clubs also. I understand some of them have been pretty prominent.
Down here, in the lower 48, we have known of the Masons for a few years now, but we do appreciate the input from someone who has just discovered them and announcing we are asleep if we don't jump up and down over it.
"But you just stay blissful."
You stay away from the Black Label
Arguss- I love hearing someone from Little Poop Indiana ( population 10,000 including Lower Little Poop) thinking that everyone from outside of the US is a backwoodsman. It's rather endearing to the rest of the world...sort of a Chevy Chase movie plot. Or Deliverance.
And why did you buy the damned novel only to throw it in the trash? Doesn't your town have book reviews in it's newspaper? A newspaper?
Is Black Label Little Poop's idea of real booze?
And the point IS that I thought that the Masons WERE like the Elks & the Rotarians & the Shriners ...but I'm now finding out that they are not.
But you knew that all along...I'm confident of that...you Yanks are always so incredibly erudite...you're known the world over for that.
Mea culpa.