What was Chesterton's belief about Orthodoxy?
It was a drudgery
It was a freedom
It was a burden
It was unnecessary
Answer
Chesterton was a Catholic convert who believed that Orthodoxy was a freedom from the limitations of modern society. He argued that the Catholic Church provided a framework for understanding the world that was both rational and liberating. He also believed that the Church offered a path to spiritual fulfillment that was not available through other religions or philosophies.
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