What's Wrong With The World | G.K. Chesterton

Today, we read an excerpt from G.K. Chesterton's "What's Wrong With The World", specifically from Part 1-7.
Chesterton's argument in "The Free Family" centers on the importance of the family as a fundamental and natural societal unit that should be preserved and protected from both governmental overreach and commercial pressures. He criticizes contemporary trends that, in his view, undermine the family's autonomy and integrity, such as the encroachment of the state in matters of education and child-rearing, and the influence of capitalism on family life.
Chesterton champions the idea of the family as a sovereign entity, arguing for the rights of parents to educate their children according to their values and beliefs, free from excessive governmental intervention. He views the family not just as a biological unit but as a spiritual and cultural one, where children are introduced to the world's moral and ethical dimensions.
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I love Chesterton so thank you for this. The person reading was so soft spoken it was hard to hear parts of what he was reading.

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👏🏻 Chesterton 💪🏼

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