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Orthodoxy Study Guide

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by G. K. Chesterton
About 31 pages (9,234 words)
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Orthodoxy Study Guide consists of approx. 31 pages of summaries and analysis on Orthodoxy by G. K. Chesterton. Browse the literature study guide below:

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The purpose of this book is to show that faith is simultaneously occasion both for wonder and amazement and for security and comfort. One of the chief assumptions of the book is that life is better when it is filled with the joy of adventure, of discovering something new. At the same time, all men seek to have security in their lives. How faith embodies both of these basic human needs is the subject of this book. (read more)
      Chapter I: Introduction in Defence of Everything Else
      Chapter II: The Maniac
      Chapter III: The Suicide of Thought
      Chapter IV: The Ethics of Elfland
      Chapter V: The Flag of the World
      Chapter VI: The Paradoxes of Christianity
      Chapter VII: The Eternal Revolution
      Chapter VIII: The Romance of Orthodoxy
      Chapter IX: Authority and the Adventurer

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