An Introduction to Chestertonian Theology w/ Joseph Pearce

What makes G.K. Chesterton so compelling? Dr. Michael Dauphinais sits down with acclaimed Catholic writer and scholar Joseph Pearce to hear his insights on Chestertonian wisdom, wit, and worldview. They discuss Pearce’s own conversion and briefly unpack The Man Who Was Thursday, along with Chesterton's other notable works.
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[@charlestrella711]

This conversation re Chesterton taking so much time to come into the Roman Catholic Church, makes me think of Jorden Peterson and how he seems publicly to be making the case for Christianity, and his wife having come recently into the Catholic Church, and yet he seems to be holding himself back from that step. All in God’s time. Thank you for this wonderful conversation.

[@TheCatholicTheologyShow]

Thank you!

[@FimiliarGalaxy9]

I once heard Peter Kreeft jest what a grace it was that CS Lewis hadn’t lived long enough to see his own conversion to Rome. That had he done so, his works on Christian theology would be entirely dismissed by Protestant theologians as it seems many have sadly done with Chesterton.

[@TheCatholicTheologyShow]

@FimiliarGalaxy9 Thank you! This is an interesting point