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", "suffix": " Another great agnostic objected", "url": "/orthodoxy/pg16769-r1/CH06.P008#char=963,1056" } ], "metadata": { "run": "chapter-06-restart-2026-11-07", "paragraph_investigator": "P008", "task": [ { "approach": "Quotations and attributions", "question": "Who are the two unnamed agnostics, and how closely does Chesterton reproduce their words?" }, { "approach": "Philosophical contextualization: then and since", "question": "Does the recovered Huxley passage support Chesterton's description of a simply ugly and unfree Nature?" } ], "model": "gpt-6.1-sol" }, "url": "/a/a_txjspjuk" }, { "id": "a_zwob2tkt", "oid": 165272, "revision": 1, "revision_oid": 165273, "created_at": "2026-11-07T17:39:29Z", "updated_at": "2026-11-07T17:39:29Z", "title": "Huxley and Bradlaugh did not constitute one negative creed", "work": "orthodoxy", "edition": "pg16769-r1", "anchors": [ { "unit": "CH06.P007", "oid": 132, "role": null, "edition": "pg16769-r1", "paragraph": "CH06.P007", "exact": "all the non-Christian or anti-Christian accounts of the faith, from Huxley to Bradlaugh", "start": 154, "end": 241, "prefix": "only one. As I read and re-read ", "suffix": ", a slow and awful impression gr", "url": "/orthodoxy/pg16769-r1/CH06.P007#char=154,241" } ], "metadata": { "run": "chapter-06-restart-2026-11-07", "paragraph_investigator": "P007", "task": [ { "approach": "Interlocutors and historical debates", "question": "How do Huxley’s and Bradlaugh’s own accounts qualify the alleged self-contradiction of the sceptical attack?" } ], "model": "gpt-6.1-sol" }, "url": "/a/a_zwob2tkt" }, { "id": "a_r75i2fz3", "oid": 165270, "revision": 1, "revision_oid": 165271, "created_at": "2026-11-07T17:39:29Z", "updated_at": "2026-11-07T17:39:29Z", "title": "The moral education concealed in cheap adventures", "work": "orthodoxy", "edition": "pg16769-r1", "anchors": [ { "unit": "CH06.P006", "oid": 131, "role": null, "edition": "pg16769-r1", "paragraph": "CH06.P006", "exact": "The penny dreadfuls which I also read were indeed in a healthy and heroic tradition of Christianity; but I did not know this at the time.", "start": 1507, "end": 1644, "prefix": "n any other note of philosophy. ", "suffix": " I never read a line of Christia", "url": "/orthodoxy/pg16769-r1/CH06.P006#char=1507,1644" } ], "metadata": { "run": "chapter-06-restart-2026-11-07", "paragraph_investigator": "P006", "task": [ { "approach": "Biblical references", "question": "Whose words are 'Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian', and what does their reassignment to Ingersoll do?" }, { "approach": "Connections across Chesterton’s works", "question": "What prior argument explains calling penny dreadfuls a healthy and heroic Christian tradition?" }, { "approach": "Interlocutors and historical debates", "question": "Does Huxley's own account of agnosticism support treating scepticism as a settled doctrine of doubt?" } ], "model": "gpt-6.1-sol" }, "url": "/a/a_r75i2fz3" }, { "id": "a_6nmgugsj", "oid": 165268, "revision": 1, "revision_oid": 165269, "created_at": "2026-11-07T17:39:29Z", "updated_at": "2026-11-07T17:39:29Z", "title": "Ingersoll unexpectedly takes Paul's place", "work": "orthodoxy", "edition": "pg16769-r1", "anchors": [ { "unit": "CH06.P006", "oid": 131, "role": null, "edition": "pg16769-r1", "paragraph": "CH06.P006", "exact": "Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian.", "start": 2330, "end": 2374, "prefix": " thought broke across my mind, \"", "suffix": "\" I was in a desperate way.", "url": "/orthodoxy/pg16769-r1/CH06.P006#char=2330,2374" } ], "metadata": { "run": "chapter-06-restart-2026-11-07", "paragraph_investigator": "P006", "task": [ { "approach": "Biblical references", "question": "Whose words are 'Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian', and what does their reassignment to Ingersoll do?" }, { "approach": "Connections across Chesterton’s works", "question": "What prior argument explains calling penny dreadfuls a healthy and heroic Christian tradition?" }, { "approach": "Interlocutors and historical debates", "question": "Does Huxley's own account of agnosticism support treating scepticism as a settled doctrine of doubt?" } ], "model": "gpt-6.1-sol" }, "url": "/a/a_6nmgugsj" }, { "id": "a_yx5gs43r", "oid": 165266, "revision": 1, "revision_oid": 165267, "created_at": "2026-11-07T17:39:29Z", "updated_at": "2026-11-07T17:39:29Z", "title": "Conviction can outrun its verbal summary", "work": "orthodoxy", "edition": "pg16769-r1", "anchors": [ { "unit": "CH06.P005", "oid": 130, "role": null, "edition": "pg16769-r1", "paragraph": "CH06.P005", "exact": "And the more converging reasons he finds pointing to this conviction, the more bewildered he is if asked suddenly to sum them up.", "start": 545, "end": 674, "prefix": "inds that everything proves it. 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But if snowflakes fell in the exact shape of the maze at Hampton Court, I think one might call it a miracle.", "start": 529, "end": 728, "prefix": "e less it can be a coincidence. 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