Seeking the Hidden Thing
κρῠπτός, IM—1776, Duncan Reyburn, Johann Kurtz, Ronald Dodson, John Slaughter, J. Burden, Ben Fleming, Athenian StrangerSeeking the Hidden Thing searches for the deeper truths, the wisdom, the understanding, that is hidden beneath the surface. The quest here is to look past the surface phenomenon of our society, seeing what lies on the other side, making sense of it all.
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145. Why Are There No Evangelical Elites?
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Why Are There No Evangelical Elites?
I think hits the mark with his most recent piece.
Talking about the Book of Job with the Nathanael Greene Society
The guys at the invited me on to talk about the book of Job not realizing that I had recently prepared and delivered a four part sermon series on this important book. Job is one of those portions of scripture that lies at the nexus of many...
144. Party Politics and "The Political" Are Not the Same Thing
An abiding frustration of mine is that so many--even people I like--get the "friend-enemy" distinction wrong, apply it wrongly, muddle it up, and in so doing miss much of the potency of the concept.
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Seeker of the "deeper truths,” the wisdom, the understanding, that is hidden in the space between, that which is experienced but cannot be spoken.
Future of Culture
Professor, Christian Platonist, Connexion Man, Dissident Metaphysician | The philosophers have only changed the world in various ways; the point, however, is to interpret it.
Johann Kurtz is a legacy adviser and the author of 'Leaving a Legacy: Inheritance, Charity, & Thousand-Year Families.' His blog Becoming Noble - on philosophy, theology, and history - is a Substack Bestseller.
Political Theology, Global Risk, Geopolitics “Greet Apelles, who is approved in Christ” Romans 16:10
Dixie Catholic, amateur historian, sun and steel merchant, German shepherd supremacist, writer of tall tales.
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I have a lot of things to say, to anyone willing to listen.
Philosophy with specialty in classical political philosophy, Homer, Plato, Aristotle, Shakespeare and the late/postmodern reception of them
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