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Noel | 8/12/2011
" In Chesterton's typical witty yet pithy style of stating common sense objections to many of the modernist ideals, he walks the reader through the origins of the world, the searching of mythology and philosophy to the advent of Christ and the Church. A fantastic read.
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Kevin | 6/2/2011
" Oh Chesterton...I finally see why Lewis liked you so. I look forward to reading more of his stuff. This book was very interesting and some parts were downright hilarious.
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Amber | 5/27/2011
" Cause I can't read just one book at a time.....
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Brian | 5/23/2011
" This was my second time through The Everlasting Man. Need a few more!
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Jacob | 5/16/2011
" The chapter on the "Ethics of Elfland" is a beautiful reminder to keep emotion within the walk with Christ. An excellent book, providing a critique of Nietzsche and determinism.
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Ruthette | 5/7/2011
" I immensely enjoyed this feast of logic and love. Well done, Mr. Chesterton.
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Jason | 5/1/2011
" A bit of a difficult read. Not as good as Orthodoxy.
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Arie-jan | 4/28/2011
" One of the best books ever on the chrsitian faith as such
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Justin | 4/28/2011
" One of the most life changing books I've ever read, Orthodoxy is the telling of Chesterton's philosophical search for truth,which led him to Christ in the end. I love his wit, paradoxical writing style, and his sense of wonder.
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Aaron | 4/27/2011
" Though I agree with Chesterton's point of view, I did not find Orthodoxy to be an enjoyable read. This book moves at a snail pace.
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Abe | 4/7/2011
" Splendid! Chesteron's flair for thought-provoking and delightful prose is on full display here. More than worthy of its reputation as a classic.
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Nick | 4/4/2011
" Although Chesterton included many references to his contemporaries and to the issues of his day, most of them now obscure, the clarity of his writing and the force of his argument made this an interesting and surprising read for me.
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Dan | 4/2/2011
" Outstanding. I use a pc and Kindle for PC to read ebooks. It is wonderful to click on a word and get a good definition and pronunciation. Also another click with get you to google or wiki. I needed it in this book! I need to read and study it more. This man is deep!
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James | 4/1/2011
" I read about 4/5ths of this book. It starts off with profound thoughts then just peters out. I couldn't get behind his support of Fairyland versus Modernity. In fact, I didn't understand his grips against modernity.
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Jeanne | 3/29/2011
" Love this author also. On a par with C. S. Lewis.
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Kathy | 2/23/2011
" logical look at mankind's development, and the touch of God...
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Bob | 2/12/2011
" Fantastic! Chesterson was never given the credit he deserved as one of the best 20th century authors. My favorite thing about him was the fact that he despised fanatics on both the left and the right. Search this guy out, you wont be dissapointed.
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Steve | 12/9/2010
" This is quite amazing. Old world to new, old creation to new, pagainism to Christianity.. it's all here.
Quotes to follow.
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Jesse | 10/8/2010
" Absolutely magnificent. I would whole-heartedly recommend this book to every person on the planet: it's one of those essential books. Not a single complaint with it, save that it ended and neglected his poem comparing men and women. Just great; one of the best collections of poetry I own.
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Jeff | 6/30/2010
" Another Chesterton book I wanted to read again. I still remember much from my first read or at least remember how much I enjoyed it.
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Kevin | 4/3/2008
" A lot of Chesterton's poetry is good fun. Most of it, really. The topping piece, however, is his Ballad of the White Horse.
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