G K Chesterton

All Things Considered G K Chesterton

This complete edition of All Things Considered by G. K. Chesterton fully displays the sparkling wit and poise of the author. The topics herein range between discussions on human nature and behaviour, to the contemporary affairs which enveloped Edwardian Britain. Ponderings on a scientific theme, together with discussions on Chesterton's favourite topic of religion also abound, giving the reader both entertainment and pause for thought. All Things Considered is a collection of highlights from various magazines Chesterton wrote in during the early 20th century. The skillful display of paradox in his pointed arguments for faith make for interesting and provocative reading. Characterized by an easily digestible and plainly written style, the works of G. K. Chesterton have generally aged well: they remain an accessible resource for those interested in English literature of the 20th century.