It takes a very singular, and a very dark, moment in history to be grateful for encountering the Chestertonian proposal that it is better to believe in the wrong thing than in nothing at all. Those words play out in strange and sometimes stunning moments in this day of unimaginable topsy-turvydom, when the madness of relativism catches whole crowds of people—suddenly caught in corners of…
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