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1908 · Apologetic essays · 9 chapters
Orthodoxy
A vivid account of discovering Christian belief as both intellectually sane and imaginatively adventurous.
View workEssayist · Apologist
1874–1936
A joyful defender of wonder, reason, common life, and the drama of Christian orthodoxy.
In brief
The English essayist Gilbert Keith Chesterton wrote poetry, fiction, criticism, and Christian apologetics. He entered the Catholic Church in 1922; his earlier Orthodoxy records a decisive stage in that intellectual pilgrimage.
1908 · Apologetic essays · 9 chapters
A vivid account of discovering Christian belief as both intellectually sane and imaginatively adventurous.
View work →1916 edition · Poetry collection
Chesterton’s collected verse includes “Lepanto,” a thunderous imaginative retelling of the battle and its Catholic memory.
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