What's Wrong with the World (Aziloth Books)

The book addresses the fundamental human tendency to misidentify the root causes of societal issues, often focusing on symptoms instead. Chesterton critiques this approach, arguing that it leads to a worsening of problems rather than their resolution. His insights stem from a personal acknowledgment of his own flaws, reflecting a deep engagement with social challenges. The work serves as a polemic, urging readers to reconsider their perspectives on societal dilemmas and seek deeper understanding.