161. Aphorisms Galore! -- Authors: Gilbert K. Chesterton Three quotes at Aphorisms Galore. http://www.aphorismsgalore.com/author/Gilbert_K_Chesterton.html

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162. Gilbert Keith (G K) Chesterton (b.1874, D.1936) Books 10039646 (Last changed on 2003/06/20 180646). BOOKS IN REVERSE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER. Author 0 0 , chesterton, GK. (Book ). Author 0 0 , chesterton, GK. http://www.getcited.org/mbrx/PT/2/MBR/10039646

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163. New Page 1 Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire. G.K. chesterton was a parishioner, and the site includes a biography. Introduction to the parish, times of liturgies, contact details, pictures, weekly newsletter, information on combined school. http://www.littleflower.co.uk/

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165. Chesterton Quotes -- 1926 To 1928 Small collection of quotations from GKC's column in the Illustrated London News. Dates provided. http://ohio.river.org/~dhawk/gkc2.html

Selected Quotes from G.K. Chesterton 1926 to 1928 Note: for the most part the following quotes are from GKC's column for the Illustrated London News. (He wrote the column from 1905 until his death in 1936.) Dates, either in years or more specific, would refer to when the column was published. There are also two books with collections of quotes from GKC. "The Quotable Chesterton" was edited by George J. Marlin, Richard P. Rabatin, and John L. Swan and published by Ignatius Press. It's mostly quotes from Chesterton's books, such as the Father Brown series. It included a bibliography of Chesterton's writings. "More Quotable Chesterton", was edited by the same men, and also published by Ignatius. It consists of quotes culled from the Illustrated London News columns. The following quotes are my own selections from the ILN columns. When such a critic says, for instance, that faith kept the world in darkness until doubt led to enlightenment, he is himself taking things on faith, things that he has never been sufficiently enlightened to doubt. That exceedingly crude simplification of human history is what he has been taught, and he believes it because he has been taught. I do not blame him for that; I merely remark that he is an unconscious example of everything that he reviles. 2/13/1926 I am very glad that our fashionable fiction seems to be full of a return to paganism, for it may possibly be the first step of a return to Christianity. Neo-pagans have sometimes forgotten, when they set out to do everything the old pagans did, that the final thing the old pagans did was to get christened. 3/20/1926

166. The Chesterton Institute - Seton Hall University back to Seton Hall Homepage, The chesterton Institute Home. Seton Hall University. http://www.shu.edu/catholictradition/chesterton/

167. St. Patrick Chesterton Contact information, staff directory, Mass schedule. chesterton, Indiana. http://www.dcgary.org/parish/parishes/stpat_che.htm

St. Patrick 638 N. Calumet Rd. Chesterton, Indiana 46304 Return to Parish listing: by name by location Pastor Rev. James W. Meade Associate Pastor Rev. Ian J. Williams Deacons William Jones, Nicholas Jurasevich Secretaries Geri Kiernan, Pat Schmitt, Judy Guriel Religious Education Secretary Carol Niepokoj School Principal Ruth McCullough School Secretary Joyce Cowger CONTACT INFORMATION Church/Hall Religious Education FAX School FAX MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Evening Sunday 5:45am,7:30am, 9am, 10:30am, noon, 7pm Holyday Vigil see bulletin Holyday see bulletin Daily 7am, 8am (MTWF); 8am, 7pm (Th); 8am (Sat) During school year: 7am, 8am (MTW); 8am, 7pm (Th); 8am, 8:45am (F); 8am (Sat) Sacrament of Penance Saturday, 3-4:30pm; Thursday, 6pm Home Bishop Melczek Clergy Religious ... Hospitals Last modified: October 06, 2003

168. TPCN - Great Quotations (Quotes) By Gilbert K. Chesterton To Inspire And Motivat Quotes to inspire you from TPCN's Quotation Center. http://www.cyber-nation.com/victory/quotations/authors/quotes_chesterton_gilbert

Gilbert K. Chesterton Q U O T E S T O I N S P I R E Y O U Great quotes to inspire, empower and motivate you to live the life of your dreams and become the person you've always wanted to be! Adversity D o not free the camel of the burden of his hump; you may be freeing him from being a camel. Arts and Artists T he dignity of the artist lies in his duty of keeping awake the sense of wonder in the world. In this long vigil he often has to vary his methods of stimulation; but in this long vigil he is also himself striving against a continual tendency to sleep. Atheism T hose thinkers who cannot believe in any gods often assert that the love of humanity would be in itself sufficient for them; and so, perhaps, it would, if they had it. Books and Reading T he mere brute pleasure of reading the sort of pleasure a cow must have in grazing. Chastity C hastity does not mean abstention from sexual wrong; it means something flaming, like Joan of Arc. Contentment B eing "contented" ought to mean in English, as it does in French, being pleased. Being content with an attic ought not to mean being unable to move from it and resigned to living in it; it ought to mean appreciating all there is in such a position. Courage C ourage is getting away from death by continually coming within an inch of it.

169. New Life Wesleyan Church chesterton. Contains information on activities of the local church. Includes a message board. http://www.newlifewc.com

170. Humorous Quotes Of G K Chesterton - Jest For Pun At Jest for Pun. http://www.workinghumor.com/quotes/gk_chesterton.shtml

Humorous Quotes attributed to G. K. Chesterton 1874-1936, British Author A good novel tells us the truth about it's hero; but a bad novel tells us the truth about its author. A detective story generally describes six living men discussing how it is that a man is dead. A modern philosophic story generally describes six dead men discussing how any man can possible be alive. A liberated woman is one who rises up and says to her menfolk, 'I will not be dictated to,' and proceeds to become a stenographer. Angels fly because they take themselves lightly. ... You cannot grow a beard in a moment of passion. Jest a Quote Jest for Pun Jest in Literature (A) More details? HERE! Have you checked out this super book? Click Here Great Public Speaking Tips and on using Humor in your presentations! I highly recommend Tom Antion's newsletter. With over 115,000 subscribers and fantastic fee structure (It's free) don't you think it's worth a try? Check it out HERE Have you checked out this super book? Click Here What's New ?! Humorous Quotes on Friends/Friendship!!

171. Charles Williams Biography Short biography and a link to information about the Charles Williams Society. http://www.multimaxx.com/chesterton/bios/cwbio.html

Charles Williams This biography was copied from The Web Of Exchange: The Charles Williams WWW Page. Unlike that of any other writer in the 20th century, Charles Williams (1886-1945) had an uncanny grasp on the sublime and the spiritual, and an unusually sharp insight into the mystical realm. Williams grew up in a particularly questioning age, an age which shook the foundations of the Christian Church. It saw the invention of the automobile and the telephone, and it hurtled toward an increasingly rationalistic and scientific approach to learning. As almost a backlash against such dry science, interest in the occult and the spiritual flourished, fueled, perhaps, by the very body of knowledge it sought to offset. Attraction to things of a mystical nature became widespread and commonplace- the public was hungry for something to fill the void left by rationalism, something other than orthodoxy. Various groups sprang up to fill the need. Thus the Theosophical Society, the Rosicrucian Order (Rose Cross), and the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn were formed. The works of Charles Williams can only be properly understood in the context of his association with these groups. Charles Williams grew up in the time that spawned these orders, and spent a period of his life involved with one branch of what he personally termed the 'Golden Dawn,' but was technically an offshoot of that order called 'The Fellowship of the Rosy Cross' founded by A.E. Waite.

172. Words About Words - G. K. Chesterton Words About Words, at Word Spy. Four quotations about language. http://www.wordspy.com/WAW/Chesterton-G.K..asp

Home Top 100 Mailing List The Book ... Quotations Search Word Spy: A Web site by Paul McFedries G. K. Chesterton The one stream of poetry which is continually flowing is slang. The Defendant All slang is metaphor, and all metaphor is poetry. The Defendant The dignity of the artist lies in his duty of keeping awake the sense of wonder in the world. In this long vigil he often has to vary his methods of stimulation; but in this long vigil he is also himself striving against a continual tendency to sleep. "On Maltreating Words," Generally Speaking Science in the modern world has many uses; its chief use, however, is to provide long words to cover the errors of the rich. Heretics Words About Words: Home Page Quotations Index Author Index Today's word extreme ironing Last 10 posts nanopublishing green roof undecorating furkid ... noisy withdrawal Most popular words metrosexual Google bombing jump the shark More... Other recent additions 13th generation granny leave inshoring nearshoring ... same-sex person Select an archive: A B C D ... Z Other links: News of the Word Word Spy Feedback RSS Feed (Latest Word) RSS Feed (Last 10 Words) ... My Neologisms

173. Quotations From G.K. Chesterton Seven snippets from chesterton's writing, with an opportunity to rate the quotations chosen. http://www.quotegeek.com/index.asp?action=viewcategory&catid=177&linktyp

174. Mystery Guide - The Man Who Was Thursday By G.K. Chesterton Mystery Guide review. http://www.mysteryguide.com/bkChestertonThursday.html

MysteryGuide.com HOME Author list FEATURES New reviews This year's titles Author interviews Seasonal picks ... Forum GENRES Caper Classic whodunit Cozy Espionage ... Thriller SISTER SITES ScienceBookGuide.com Troutworks Games ABOUT US FAQ Team Trout Privacy Advertising ... E-mail us The Man Who Was Thursday G.K. Chesterton REVIEW Rating: 3 (Good) T his may seem like an odd book to include in this guide. On the one hand, it is really more a Christian allegory than a mystery story, and in fact was written well before our modern notion of the mystery novel had crystallized. On the other hand, it has many elements in common with the best crime fiction: policemen, intrigues, secret plots, nefarious criminal activity, and a young and enterprising hero. Chesterton went on to write many later books that were undeniably mysteries, including the famous Father Brown series, and many consider The Man Who Was Thursday to be his best novel. The story starts with Gabriel Syme, a policeman posing as an anarchist poet. His purpose in doing this is to try to meet real anarchists to infiltrate their ranks, and he succeeds to an extent that he never would have dreamed possible he is elected to the position of "Thursday" in the highest council of anarchists, each member of which is known by a day of the week. (A word about "anarchism": near the turn of the century there were in fact some small groups of revolutionaries who had united under the belief that all forms of government were evil, and that the best means of revolt was the bombing campaign. Although it may seem quaint now to take this societal threat very seriously, the modern reader might try mentally substituting the word "terrorist" for "anarchist" throughout the book the role of anarchism in the political demonology of the time was similar.)

175. Mystery Guide - The Man Who Knew Too Much By G.K. Chesterton Mystery Guide review. http://www.mysteryguide.com/bkChestertonMuch.html

MysteryGuide.com HOME Author list FEATURES New reviews This year's titles Author interviews Seasonal picks ... Forum GENRES Caper Classic whodunit Cozy Espionage ... Thriller SISTER SITES ScienceBookGuide.com Troutworks Games ABOUT US FAQ Team Trout Privacy Advertising ... E-mail us The Man who Knew Too Much G.K. Chesterton REVIEW Rating: 4 (Very good) C hesterton's Man who Knew Too Much is not the first "detective" who declined to bring malefactors to justice; but most of the others cannot involve the police because the victim will not prosecute, or because the villain cannot be proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Horne Fisher's malefactors are usually people in high places whose crimes are balanced by interests of state which will have far-reaching consequences for millions of ordinary people. Reviewer: JP Further reading Wisdom and Innocence: a life of GK Chesterton (1997) by Joseph Pearce Bio focussing on Chesterton's Catholicism. Summary information Main character name: Horne Fisher Year published: Time period: 1910's Subgenres: Classic whodunit Political Setting: UK(West Country), Ireland

176. Impossible Crime Fiction Where chesterton stands in the development of the impossible crime mystery. http://members.aol.com/MG4273/hanshews.htm#Chesterton

Israel Zangwill Edgar Wallace The Impossible Crime Movement M. McDonell Bodkin ... A Guide to Classic Mystery and Detection Home Page Israel Zangwill The Big Bow Mystery (1891) "Cheating the Gallows" (1893) M. McDonnell Bodkin Paul Beck, the Rule of Thumb Detective (1897) The Vanishing Diamonds Dora Myrl, the Lady Detective (c1900) How He Cut His Stick Edgar Wallace The Four Just Men (1905) Bland stories Code No. 2 (1916) Four Square Jane (c1929) The Stolen Romney (1919) The Orator (c1928) The Mind Readers The Lone House Mystery The Sooper Speaking (1928) Sergeant Sir Peter (1929 - 1930) The Desk Breaker The Principles of Jo Loless Jacques Futrelle Best "Thinking Machine" Detective Stories (1905 -1908) The Problem of Cell 13 (1905) The Crystal Gazer The Scarlet Thread The Flaming Phantom The Phantom Motor (1908) The Missing Necklace (1908) The Problem of the Stolen Rubens Kidnapped Baby Blake, Millionaire Great Cases of the Thinking Machine (1905 - 1908) The Problem of the Cross Mark The Problem of the Auto Cab The Silver Box (1907) The Thinking Machine (c1907) The Man Who Was Lost The Mystery of a Studio "The Mystery of Room 666" (1910)

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