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A review by kurtiskozel
Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton
4.0
What it lacks in concentrated thesis in some parts, it makes up with sublime prose. What it lacks in sublime prose in some parts, it makes up for with sublime insight. A near masterwork in not only apologetics and theology, but the craft of thought.
Edit: since I felt to include it in another review, I feel it necessary to include it here as well: I find many flaws in Chesterton's book, not the least of which is his rhetoric on moral grounds, if nothing else. However, I find the entirety of the book interesting enough to read on its own merits, and I trust the average reader of this book to know well-enough to think for himself.
Edit: since I felt to include it in another review, I feel it necessary to include it here as well: I find many flaws in Chesterton's book, not the least of which is his rhetoric on moral grounds, if nothing else. However, I find the entirety of the book interesting enough to read on its own merits, and I trust the average reader of this book to know well-enough to think for himself.