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Mentioned in 3 episodes
The Thing
Why I Am a Catholic
Book • 1929
In 'The Thing', G.K.
Chesterton presents a series of essays that delve into his conversion to Catholicism and his perspectives on Christianity, critiquing modern ideologies like Protestantism, Universalism, and Materialism.
The book offers insights into Chesterton's defense of the Catholic Church as a unifying force against the fragmented truths of the modern world.
Chesterton presents a series of essays that delve into his conversion to Catholicism and his perspectives on Christianity, critiquing modern ideologies like Protestantism, Universalism, and Materialism.
The book offers insights into Chesterton's defense of the Catholic Church as a unifying force against the fragmented truths of the modern world.
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Jorge Arango as a source for the concept of Chesterton's fence, illustrating the importance of understanding existing systems before making changes.
Jorge Arango as a source for the concept of Chesterton's fence, illustrating the importance of understanding existing systems before making changes.
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Chesterton's Fence
Mentioned by Harper as the origin of the concept of Chesterton's fence, a principle for decision-making.
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