What if a dead man spoke at dawn… and the miracle was a lie?
In this gripping Chesterton Radio deep dive, we enter the strange and shadowed halls of Resurrection End, where a man dies to prove life after death—and another dies to conceal the truth. At the center stands Father Brown, confronting not merely a murder, but a far more dangerous idea: that truth must be defended by force.
This episode unpacks The Morning of the Risen Shadow as both a mystery and a meditation—exploring the theological tension between resurrection and imitation, justice and mercy, certainty and faith. Through layered storytelling and Chestertonian paradox, we follow the unraveling of a crime built not only on deception, but on misplaced righteousness.
Why did the “voice from the dead” accuse rather than proclaim?
Who believed murder was necessary to protect truth?
And why does resurrection ultimately undo every lie?
Broadcast in the spirit of Chesterton Radio from Atchison, Kansas, this deep dive blends mystery, philosophy, and faith into a story where the greatest danger is not evil—but the belief that one must destroy it alone.
Come in. Stay awhile.
The truth rises at dawn.
