Orthodoxy

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Yesterday I received through the post Orthodoxy by GK Chesterton. I had read Heretics a few weeks ago and was impressed with what he was saying. So as Orthodoxy is a follow up to Heretics it makes sense to read it.

Heretics was excellent, although dated in parts, so dated even I couldn't place some of the characters and events he mentioned.

Looking forward to Orthodoxy though

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