Sophia Institute Press has just republished a book with a title that is as perennial as it is thought-provoking: What's Wrong With the World by G.K. Chesterton.
Essentially a book of political philosophy, Chesterton lampoons, with forensic wit, what were then faddish ideas in Edwardian Britain. His four targets are: large corporations, even bigger governments, feminism and education. These and the then thinking underpinning them are the public "wrongs" he identifies, alongside an overarching one, namely, man's fallen human nature.
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