Catholic and Anti-Catholic History

(4 stars)

B.Dallas

For those familiar with Belloc and Chesterton, they will enjoy their two contributions. Insightful to be sure, but unapologetic. The second two chapters (by other writers) are less potent and rather simply reinforce in their own way that which was already stated more clearly by the "Chesterbelloc" as their detractors at the time named them.

Anti-catholic history still exists in the minds of men, sad!

(5 stars)

Timothy Lyons

Four short essays, well read

(3.5 stars)

TLocke

Four short theological essays, well read. Not much new to GK Chesterton readers, and not great as intro to the subject, as all essays assume some baseline knowledge on readers part. Not sure who target audience is.

Enjoyed the essays

(5 stars)

Horatio Drake

Interesting opinions in the four essays. Somewhat mystified by the notion that the middle ages were far from dark, in a sense superior to our own. The reader's voice is beautiful.

(5 stars)

Darian Elgert

In the slightly modified words of Treebeard, "The filth of modernism is washing away."

good book well read

(5 stars)

thiagovscoelho

good book well read, pretty short

excellent presentation of a fantastic book

(4.5 stars)

Gaby Yazbek

second to none