<p>In "The Superstition of Divorce," G. K. Chesterton delivers a provocative critique of the institution of marriage and the societal implications of divorce during the early 20th century. With his characteristic wit and eloquent prose, Chesterton examines the philosophical, moral, and legal dimensions of divorce, arguing that it undermines the very fabric of society. His literary style is marked by rich allegory and incisive logical reasoning, w...