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The Body of This Death Comes for the Archbishop, by Casey Chalk – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

The Body of This Death Comes for the Archbishop, by Casey Chalk

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By Casey Chalk, The Catholic Thing, March 10, 2025

Casey Chalk is the author of The Obscurity of Scripture and The Persecuted. He is a contributor for Crisis Magazine, The American Conservative, and New Oxford Review. He has degrees in history and teaching from the University of Virginia and a master’s in theology from Christendom College.

 

I wouldn’t describe myself as a “fan” of science fiction. I shrug my shoulders at Star Wars and Star Trek, and became so frustrated with Frank Herbert’s Dune that I barely finished it. Nevertheless, I confess a certain guilty fascination with futuristic dystopian works.

The imagery of the Australian bush and the attendant storyline of the revised Road Warrior series haunted my imagination for weeks. Much the same happened with the Blade Runner revamp. Brave New World1984A Clockwork Orange. I gobble up such books up and wonder: How could human society become like that? …

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