Builders

A Story and Study of Freemasonry

By: Joseph Fort Newton

Narrated by: Craig C Hummel PGM - Iowa

An outstanding classic in Masonic literature offering the early history of Freemasonry and an exposition of the faith of Masonry.

©1914, 1951 Masonic Service Association (P)2015 ANABA PUBLISHING LLC

An exceptional overview - I am not a mason

I have been intrigued by this fraternity for 20 years - I decided to try to understand it from a masons perspective vs. YouTube and blogs.

This is inspirational to those trying to make sense of its secrets and traditions.

Best book of 2018 for me.

Thought provoking look at the Craft

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would definitely recommend this book to all members of the Masonic Fraternity.

Have you listened to any of Craig C Hummel, PGM - Iowa’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have not, but appreciated the presentation of this work.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

This is a book of insights and thought provoking ideas on Masonry.

Any additional comments?

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New Mason 50 Year Old Brother

For years, I was interested in Masonry. I was always impressed that so many of the founders of my country and the founders of my chosen religion had been Masons. Their devotion to Masonry caused a great personal interest. As a middle aged man, I became a Mason two years ago.

Without doubt, this book has been the GREATEST source of knowledge and inspiration with respect to the history and purpose of Masonry.

I really enjoyed it. I especially found the thoughts and quotes towards the end of the book priceless.

It is truly a timeless classic.

interesting and informative

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found out alot of things i didnt know. i am glad i got to listen to this book.

A Really Great Book On Masonry and Rules of Nature

I couldn't even believe it when I saw this book was written in 1914. It was such a wonderful listen and it holds strong today. It's the best audiobook or book I've ever listened to or read about masonry.

This book explains the allegorical nature of what it means to be a mason as well as a good person and to see the good and become enlightened. I think this is a must listen to. Many people don't understand the philosophy of masonry and this audiobook is the perfect opportunity to clarify many misconceptions.

Craig C. Hummel narrated this book wonderfully. I enjoyed listening to him as he had a calm, relaxing voice which resonated very well with the book. He spoke clearly and had a nice tone. I'll say this before anyone else does. One line was repeated in chapter nine but I thought he did such a great job it didn't even matter. And perhaps a few names were pronounced differently from what I've heard but I knew who he was talking about. I loved the book and feel it's well-deserving of the straight across five stars.

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