Heretics

The book explores the evolving meanings of "orthodox" and "heretic," highlighting the silent evils of modern society. Through a collection of 20 essays, Chesterton critiques the rise of ambiguity in ideology, advocating for clarity and moral direction from public figures. Known for his paradoxical style, he challenges readers to reconsider accepted beliefs and the societal implications of their meanings. Originally published in 1905, this work remains a significant piece of religious and philosophical commentary, presented on premium acid-free paper.