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Reckoning With the Youth Groups That Raised Us

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By Tyler Huckabee Verified
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Illustrations by Louise Zergaeng Pomeroy Reckoning With the Youth Groups That Raised Us We were meant to live for so much more. But we lost ourselves. “DO YOU WANT to go on a walk?” I was 16, on a youth group trip near Los Angeles. The specifics of why our Lincoln, Neb., youth group went to a Christian camp halfway across the country have blurred over the intervening years. But I remember when a girl about my age asked if we could go on a walk.
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Forgiving Graham Platner Isn’t Our Business

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By Tyler Huckabee Verified
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My wife is a novelist, and she’ll tell you that the best surprise ending should feel initially shocking but inevitable in hindsight. That’s an apt descriptor of this horrible Graham Platner arc. The one-time Maine Senate hopeful initially seemed like a burst of fresh air when he exploded onto the scene last year with the sort of salty, brawny energy the Democratic Party has been salivating over.
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Proverbs Gave Me a Better Way to See Trump's Iran Deal

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By Tyler Huckabee Verified
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Sometimes the book of Proverbs can seem a little simplistic, its cause-and-effect declarations sounding nice but not very realistic. Proverbs 10:28 teaches us that “the prospect of the righteous is joy, but the hopes of the wicked come to nothing.” As Jake tells Brett at the end of Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises: “Isn’t it pretty to think so?” Because from where I’m sitting in the United States of America in 2026, the hopes of the wicked are coming along pretty well.
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