I get that religion, or politics, is verboten in the lodge.
However, the distribution of “Morals and Dogma” or “A Bridge to Light” to all members does constitute a religious aspect of the lodge. I am very aware that neither of these are required or were part of all masonry, and that they do not purport to teach a specific religion.
I would contend that they are part of masonry (where they occur), and do include topics and discussions that are religious in nature.
Where they occur, I think it would be a safe conclusion that religious instruction, or comparative religion if you will, *is* an acceptable activity as part of freemasonry.
Again, not that it’s required, not that it’s discussed in the lodge or that the distribution is or ever has been universal.