Making Good Men Better: A 52 Week Personal Growth Plan Based on the Teachings of Freemasonry

Love this book. A must-read for everyone in the craft, and even for those who are thinking about joining. Easy to read, easy to understand, and very informative, and motivating. I read this along with my Daily Stoic Journal.

Brief overview of a worldwide fraternal organization. Great information for both Masons and Non-Masons.

Its like opening a window to a hot, smelly, stuffy room and letting in some much needed gust of cool, fresh air.Refreshing, credible and very inspiring. Good job! One chapter a week was not enough, I read it all in one weekend. Looking forward to Author's future work.

Great Book.However the pages are coming out from the bound. Other than that the book is a wonderful tool for New and Seasoned Masons.

Just the basics. Although I've learned the bulk of information from a childhood good friend who was in the USA military for 26 years, who gave me a general outlook of how everything works, when you're in the military as opposed to civilian. Good basic book for those who are interested!

Although the book merely scratches the surface of the endless depths of Spiritual growth, it points out some fundamental truths. If you are seeking knowledge, this is a great place to start.

A helpful resource for the seasoned and newbie Freemason alike that helps you along the way with self-examination, understanding, and taking to heart the lessons exemplified in Freemasonry in order to take action and become a better man and Mason.

I know this is designed to be a Masonic devotional book, but the pieces are so thoughtful and provocative that I’ll bet you can’t read just one! Davis takes Masonic symbols and concepts and gives them just enough of a personal life application to give the reader “ah ha’s” and “of courses” to go along with a very satisfactory read. This is one of my favorites!