Description
In this incisive work, G. K. Chesterton revisits the enduring case for Christian belief with clarity, wit, and moral urgency. Through a series of reflective arguments and vivid examples, he explores why faith is not merely a private comfort but a rational, life-shaping worldview—one that addresses the deepest questions of truth, goodness, and human purpose. The book’s high-level arc moves from skepticism and cultural confusion toward a confident vision of orthodoxy, inviting readers to consider how doctrine can illuminate everyday life. Celebrated for Chesterton’s distinctive style—sharp paradox, persuasive storytelling, and fearless engagement with modern doubt—this is a compelling read for anyone seeking a thoughtful defense of faith and a renewed sense of meaning.
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Published Jan 1, 1998
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First Published
1908
Language
pl
Translation
From: eng
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