The Everlasting Man

Focusing on the spiritual journey of humanity, G. K. Chesterton's work serves as a counterargument to H. G. Wells' views on civilization and Christ. Published in 1925, it challenges the notion of human history as a mere progression from animal life and positions Jesus as a unique figure rather than just another charismatic leader. The book is divided into two parts, exploring the intersection of civilization and Christianity, offering a profound examination of Western spiritual evolution.