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Galleries Full of Absence
How the West kept the feeling, lost the foundation, and ended up with beautiful rooms that point nowhere.
Aug 5
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Nick Kennicott
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Out of Africa • History of Western Philosophy Episode 2
What is a human being?
Aug 1
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Nick Kennicott
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July 2026
A Possession for All Time
Who taught you what happened? Were they anywhere near the event?
Jul 27
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Nick Kennicott
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The Cult of the Ballot
The American founders feared democracy. They were right.
Jul 25
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Nick Kennicott
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Athens and Jerusalem • History of Western Philosophy Episode 1
Why study philosophy? Paul on the Areopagus, common grace, and the myth of neutral ground. The video, deep-dive essay, and primary texts.
Jul 24
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Nick Kennicott
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What's Coming to the Areopagus Letter
A short announcement on what I'm opening up for paid subscribers
Jul 20
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Nick Kennicott
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The Blank Altar in Athens
The Apostle Paul at the Areopagus
Jul 18
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Nick Kennicott
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Masters of Suspicion
Recovering the lost art of reading in good faith
Jul 16
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Nick Kennicott
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Château de Purnon: Beauty, Ruins, and the Long View of Time
Two Australians are bringing a ruined eighteenth-century château back to life, and it’s all about a new beginning to an old story
Jul 13
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Nick Kennicott
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What the World Cup is For
Messi, the nations, and the goodness of play
Jul 11
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Nick Kennicott
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Do it Again
Recovering the Joy of Repetition in the Ordinary Christian Life
Jul 2
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Nick Kennicott
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June 2026
You Don’t Need to Be on the Right Side of History
Everyone is sure history is going somewhere. Can we say who is taking it there?
Jun 29
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Nick Kennicott
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