Archive - Atlas Press

The Fall of the Roman Empire and the Rise of the Roman Church

How the Church filled the void left by Rome

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Between the Arena and the Battlefield

Sport as a Facsimile of War

Nov 10 •

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The Source of Roman Exceptionalism

Mos Maiorum and Romanitas

Nov 3 •

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October 2025

The Right Relationship Between Church and State

A Thomistic Approach to the Separation of Powers...

Oct 27 •

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Kingship and the Common Good:

The Political Theory of St. Thomas Aquinas

Oct 20 •

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Blueprint for Freedom: the U.S. Constitution

Hope made manifest in a document...

Oct 9 •

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Classical Aegis

Romanization and Globalization

Cultural Vulgarization and Political Imperialism

Oct 6 •

Mont-Saint-Michel: The Resurrection of a Cultural Icon

A lesson in cultural preservation

Oct 2 •

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September 2025

On the Nature of Evil, Demons, and Spiritual Warfare

The war for the human soul…

Sep 29 •

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The Unarmed Hero of World War II

Courage and faith under fire

Sep 25 •

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Classical Aegis

Pleasure, Greed, and Spiritual Decline

Hedonism in Rome and Europe

Sep 22 •

The Justification For Political Rebellion

Tyranny and the Common Good

Sep 18 •

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