The author examines the role of Freemasonry in the formation and life of the American society.  Also discussed in some detail is the connection between Freemasonry, America and Ancient Egypt.  He also explains the role of Islam in American Democracy and in world civilization.

Paper, 156 pages.

Masonry and its Symbols provides a link between the esoteric meanings of Ancient Masonry to the more familiar exoteric meanings of today.  it will enhance every Mason's likelihood of finding "more Light."

Soft cover. 90 pages.

Deals with the relationship between Freemasonry, Religion and the churches.  The author has been recognized nationally as a protestant minister and student of psychology.

Soft cover, 159 pages.  Indexed.

Meanings of Masonic words and language in symbolism and history.  There have been constant changes in the significance in many of the ritual words which should reflect on their original meanings; now all but lost.

Soft cover, 50 pages.

An insight into the purpose and significance of Freemasonry; to include masons to take a greater interest in the esoteric phases of the Ritual.

Soft cover, 189 pages.

Masonry is more than a social organization--it is a way of life and its destiny is to bring spiritual benefits to all men, Masons and non-Masons alike.  The inner meanings and function of modern Freemasonry are covered.

Soft cover, 153 pages.

Its history, symbolism, and message.

Soft cover, 34 pages.   Illustrations.

Questions and answers which will enable the young reader to judge whether Masonry could be a benefit in his endeavors to live a richer, fuller life.

Directed primarily to the Freemason who is just beginning his labors in the Craft, but, we dare say, that both young and old will find new meanings and gain a better vision and understanding of the various ceremonies and symbols of Freemasonry after reading Brother Claudy's interpretations.  To one who has wandered in the lands of symbolism and wished for a guide, to the new Freemason who found little meaning, if any, at the time he was a part of the ceremonies, this book will open vistas never dreamed of and, it is hoped,  will give inspiration for a new way of life.

30 Enlightening Chapters.  A new and different type of Masonic education--a book to enjoy.

Cloth, 160 pages.

Explores the origins of the Third Degree.  although the Third Degree is the most important part of the masonic ritual, it has always been a curiosity because no one knows precisely who created it or when or why.   Hunter approaches these questions with the methods of a detective investigating a "cold case" and in the process follows clues that lead to surprising conclusions.

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Explores two questions left unanswered by its companion book, Inner Workings.  The first book examines the origins of the "Master's Word", a word so secret that even the Masons themselves don't know its meaning.  But Inner Workings leaves the story in the 18th century, when the Masons placed the word they didn't understand at the heart of a new ritual.

More Inner Workings begins there and asks the crucial questions:  why the Masons gave this word, of all things, a central role in their ritual, and why they insisted it came from the original language of the Bible.  These questions are of key importance because the language of the Bible is believed by some to be a "Holy Tongue" that contains hidden, sacred meanings.  This book explores the crucial half-century of Masonic history when the Craft fashioned a new ritual that contains unexpected layers of symbols.  And those symbols, in turn, explain why a word the Masons didn't understand had to be at the center of their ritual...and reveal the word's true meaning.

Hardcover,  200 pages.  ISBN 0-88053-097