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Chesterton (The Man Who Knew Too Much) capped his brilliant literary career with this exploration of "right thinking," and how it led to his acceptance of the Christian faith. Although this is a very personal account of his conversion, Chesterton makes it clear he came to a rational decision based upon his scholarly examination of Christianity's arguments, intending to provide a "positive" companion to the previous Heretics. This is a reprint of the edition published by Dodd, Mead & Company, and cited in Books for College Libraries, 3d ed. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Preface9A Note on the Text11IIntroduction in Defence of Everything Else13IIThe Maniac18IIIThe Suicide of Thought35IVThe Ethics of Elfland51VThe Flag of the World71VIThe Paradoxes of Christianity87VIIThe Eternal Revolution109VIIIThe Romance of Orthodoxy131IXAuthority and the Adventurer148
