Aquinas Ethicus: or, the Moral Teaching of St. Thomas, 2 vols.

Rommen’s book spells out the differences in conceptions of natural law and natural rights among Aquinas, Cicero, and Hooker. Rommen also includes natural rights and social contract theories from Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau in the conversation.

The work contains the writings of fathers of the Christian Church, including St. Augustine.

William McCormick discusses Thomas Aquinas, his intellectual influences, and the “hard work” of politics with James Patterson.

Benedict’s Rules provide a framework for the spiritual and material routines for monastics.

St. Anselm’s religious and philosophical writings. Anselm is a fellow Christian writer from the Medieval Period.

Ralph McInery speaks with Liberty Fund about his work on St. Thomas Aquinas among other religious and political ideas.