The New Jerusalem by G. K. Chesterton - 1921

Watchmaker Publishing, 2010-04-30. Paperback. Good.

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MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936

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MP3 Audio CD. The New Jerusalem is a novel written by the English writer and theologian Gilbert Keith Chesterton. Published in 1920, this book reflects on his journey from Europe to Palestine, Zionism as well as philosophy and life.Chesterton travelled to Egypt and Palestine back in 1919. He described what he saw in Egypt, as well as revelations and comparisons between a caravan he saw there and the Biblical depictions of the flight from Egypt. He arrived later in Jerusalem, a city which had been under the rule of Ottoman Turks since 1517. Liberated by the British army just two years before Chesterton got to Jerusalem, the city had already begun to undergo major changes.Chesterton also started to question what is happening in Palestine as well as what this new Jerusalem holds for the future. Despite his religious beliefs and his fondness of Orthodox Christianity, he also managed to bring his insightful critique and philosophy regarding Zionism. This movement had been sweeping across Europe as well as… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The New Jerusalem CHAPTER I THE WAY OF THE CITIES It was in the season of Christmas that I came out of my little garden in that "field of the beeches" between the Chilterns and the Thames, and began to walk backwards through history to the place from which Christmas came. For it is often necessary to walk backwards, as a man on the wrong road goes back to a sign-post to find the right road. The modern man is more like a traveller who has forgotten the name of his destination, and has to go back whence he came, even to find out where he is going. That the world has lost its way few will now deny; and it did seem to me that I found at last a sort of sign-post, of a singular and significant shape, and saw for a moment in my mind the true map of the modern wanderings; but whether I shall be able to say anything of what I saw, this story must show.

MP3 Audio CD. The New Jerusalem is a novel written by the English writer and theologian Gilbert Keith Chesterton. Published in 1920, this book reflects on his journey from Europe to Palestine, Zionism as well as philosophy and life.Chesterton travelled to Egypt and Palestine back in 1919. He described what he saw in Egypt, as well as revelations and comparisons between a caravan he saw there and the Biblical depictions of the flight from Egypt. He arrived later in Jerusalem, a city which had been under the rule of Ottoman Turks since 1517. Liberated by the British army just two years before Chesterton got to Jerusalem, the city had already begun to undergo major changes.Chesterton also started to question what is happening in Palestine as well as what this new Jerusalem holds for the future. Despite his religious beliefs and his fondness of Orthodox Christianity, he also managed to bring his insightful critique and philosophy regarding Zionism. This movement had been sweeping across Europe as well as… Read More