HeyJaredDavid Zuccolotto
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- Aug 29, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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The wisest book in the Bible has a question for our culture war (opens the original)
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I was watching a war movie about the beaches of Normandy, from my comfortable chair, not a landing craft. It was June 6, 1944. Roughly 4,400 Allied soldiers died before the sun went down. My life felt small. How could any private tragedy overshadow the lives lost in defeating Hitler? But were the stories I carried really a lesser suffering? Thirty-five years as a clinical psychologist have filled a room in my memory that I can't close. My first patient: a boy kidnapped and abused for years befor
The wisest book in the Bible has a question for our culture war (opens the original)
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I was watching a war movie about the beaches of Normandy, from my comfortable chair, not a landing craft. It was June 6, 1944. Roughly 4,400 Allied soldiers died before the sun went down. My life felt small. How could any private tragedy overshadow the lives lost in defeating Hitler? But were the stories I carried really a lesser suffering? Thirty-five years as a clinical psychologist have filled a room in my memory that I can't close. My first patient: a boy kidnapped and abused for years befor
Don't put on a happy face: Be honest with the Lord if you want real comfort (opens the original)
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A cheeseburger, a chocolate shake, a good bowl of pasta â they do something broccoli and rice can't. They make the comfort-food list. But itâs never really about the food. It's about what the food means: the meal you shared with friends in high school, grandma's cooking, or just the thrill of the taste buds. Comfort is a beautiful thing, whether or not you believe in God. You donât have to believe to enjoy it or to offer it to others. Atheists comfort one another, often beautifully. Crimin
We're rushing grief. Give grief its season, not a deadline. (opens the original)
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She began telling me about the box, but before she could finish, the tears came. It had arrived over the weekend: a package from her mom, sent after her father’s funeral. Inside was a blanket — the one they wrapped around her father during chemotherapy because the treatments made him cold, and the wool gave him comfort. His ashes were in there, too. She had put the box in the corner of her room and hadn’t touched it since. “I don’t want to open it,” she said quietly. I didn’t tell her she should
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