Other Names
Continental Freemasonry often refers to itself as 'adogmatic' or 'liberal' Freemasonry. On the other hand, among the Anglo-American Masonic Grand Lodges, the Continental style Grand Lodges and Grand Orients are referred to as 'irregular' Masonic obediences.
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