The Clean and Well-Lit Prison – Orthodoxy Ch.2f

Midweek Refuel
The Clean and Well-Lit Prison: Chesterton’s Warning to a World Obsessed with Clarity – Orthodoxy Ch.2f

Welcome to the Midweek Refuel, where we draw from ancient wells because modern sanity has all the flavor of a DMV waiting room. In this piercing session, we walk with G.K. Chesterton through the razor-edged brilliance of Orthodoxy, chapter two. He doesn’t dismiss materialism as false — he asks something deeper: Can a soul even live there?
From the asylum to the atomist, Chesterton shows how both logic and clarity can turn lethal when they become total. When everything is explained, nothing is experienced. This is not a descent into madness; it’s a climb into a sterile clarity that starves the soul.
Join us as we break the bars of the "clean and well-lit prison of one idea." Let your faith run wild again. Let mystery breathe again. Let Christ be more than metaphor — let Him be the Door.

Christ is King. Hail to the King.