Heretics

Exploring the tension between rebellion and tradition, Chesterton critiques the modern celebration of dissenters who challenge long-standing beliefs. While some rebels highlight social injustices, he warns of the dangers posed by those who openly defy Christian teachings. Written in 1905, the work retains its relevance today, showcasing Chesterton's sharp wit and deep understanding of faith. As he aligns himself increasingly with Catholicism, his reflections offer insight into the cultural dynamics of both his time and the present.