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Key themes and topics covered in "The Builders" include:Masonic Symbolism: The book delves into the symbolism found within Freemasonry, exploring how symbols are used to convey deeper truths and moral lessons. It discusses symbols such as the square, compass, apron, and various architectural elements.History of Freemasonry: Newton provides a historical overview of Freemasonry, tracing its origins and development over time. He discusses the speculative and operative aspects of Masonry and its evolution from medieval craft guilds to the modern fraternal organization.Masonic Ideals: "The Builders" discusses the ethical and moral principles that Freemasonry promotes, including brotherhood, charity, integrity, and self-improvement. It emphasizes the importance of personal development and the pursuit of virtuous living.Universal Brotherhood: Newton highlights the inclusive nature of Freemasonry, emphasizing its aim to unite individuals from diverse backgrounds and walks of life in a common pursuit of truth and virtue.