18th century CE statements concerning Masonic organization and the behavoir expected of a Freemason.

"Landmarks" are fundamental statements of Masonic belief. While there is no authoritative list, these descriptions were taken from Mackey's Revised Encyclopedia.

Basic statements describing general principles of Masonic belief and teachings.

A masonic essay by Carl Claudy.

The philosophy and works of Harold Waldwin Percival, who joined the Theosophical Society in 1892.

A study by a non-Mason, Dr. Harri Heino, who is Director of Research Institute of The Lutheran Church of Finland. Examines the teachings of Finnish Freemasonry regarding values, ethics, religion, and the appropriate attitude to the Church and other religions communities. Investigates the influence of Masonic doctrine on the views of individual Freemasons.