Chesterton,

A Seer of Science

Stanley L. Jaki

Jaki illuminates Chesterton's strong antagonism toward scientism, his critique of the Darwinist worldview, his reflections on the nature and methods of science, and his feelings on the central role in philosophy of the concept of the universe. These discussions all provide significant new insights into the mind of a writer whose thoughts on modern science sound remarkably contemporary.

"An excellent study that offers a new perspective on Chesterton." -- the Reverand Ian Boyd, C.S.B., editor, Chesterton Review.

"Should warm the heart of anyone who thinks it good to see humbug -- even under the guise of science -- exposed." -- Frederic Crosson, editor, Science and Contemporary Society.