Nice fiction. Masons are free to be moral absolutes or human with all our errors.
For instance; I don’t believe in abortion while others may support it. I don’t endorse homosexuality but what someone does in their bedroom really is none of my business. Again, others may celebrate it.
You will find a wide variety of opinions answer varying degrees of moral certitude within Masonry as would in society in general.
But the easy rules for a Mason to remember would be the ten commandments. of course we have a moral come that is spelled out but there isn’t come underground cabal trying to infiltrate churches answer undermine them with some perverted morals.
Do you know how to comprehend what you read?
Freemasonry is pluralistic with no absolute truths of God and morals beyond whatever you want to believe even if it’s completely evil. Belief in God can be belief that the devil is God in freemasonry-it does not matter nor is anything defined.
The higher degree a mason becomes his shallowness of thought grows and he deceives himself that he has achieved something special
Just read the diabolical Albert Pike and it becomes clear the guy was a psychotic monster. That alone should make you run from freemasonry.