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How Should We Treat Murderers?

A classic lesson from Crime & Punishment

May 23 • Athenaeum Book Club

Why Is Murder Evil, Exactly?

Dostoevsky's answer: Crime & Punishment

May 5 • Athenaeum Book Club

Tolstoy’s Guide to a Good Marriage

Lessons from Anna Karenina

Apr 23 • Athenaeum Book Club

Once your culture is gone, it isn't coming back

Why this book club exists

Apr 9 • Athenaeum Book Club

Orwell’s 6 Rules of Writing

Why clarity matters more than style

Feb 28 • Athenaeum Book Club

Your Thoughts Are Not as Private as You Think

What Modern Consciousness Got Wrong About the Mind

Jan 11 • Athenaeum Book Club

The Most Practical New Year’s Resolutions Ever Written

Why Most New Year’s Resolutions Fail

Dec 28, 2025 • Athenaeum Book Club

Why Christianity Should Not Have Survived

And Yet, Here We Are

Dec 20, 2025 • Athenaeum Book Club

A History of Man and the Meaning of Christianity

G. K. Chesterton’s The Everlasting Man

Dec 13, 2025 • Athenaeum Book Club

Who Are We Without the Tao?

C. S. Lewis’s warning about the collapse of objective value

Dec 6, 2025 • Athenaeum Book Club

8 Christmas Reads For You

and your family..

Nov 29, 2025 • Athenaeum Book Club

C. S. Lewis’ Warning for the Modern World

What Happens When a Civilization Abandons Meaning

Nov 15, 2025 • Athenaeum Book Club

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