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The Veritas Daily weekly recap: May 24

The Veritas Daily weekly recap: May 24

Everything published on The Veritas Daily this week, with links and summaries. Plus other articles I found interesting.

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May 24, 2025
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Every weekend, I send out a summary of what’s been published the previous week, plus other stuff I found interesting. Members get access to everything below (~5+ posts per week, ALL previous articles, chats, videos, live gatherings, and more). Free subscribers get access to ~3 posts per week and access expires after 10 days. To access everything, please consider becoming a paying member today. You’ll support me, help others find hope, and fill your inbox with what really matters.

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Monday

Cheesecake secrets.

Jonathon M. Seidl
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May 19
Cheesecake secrets.

It’s my daughter’s 10th birthday today. She is such a delightful girl. Seriously. She is sweet, kind, empathetic, obedient, fun, funny, you name it. But we found something out last night in the most unexpected way: She’d been keeping a secret. And the admission of it ended in tears. Let me explain.

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Wednesday

Episode 2: Relapse, Trauma, and the Power of Community (Caroline Beidler)

Jonathon M. Seidl and Caroline Beidler, MSW
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May 21
Episode 2: Relapse, Trauma, and the Power of Community (Caroline Beidler)

Caroline Beidler still vividly remembers cracking open her first beer under a big oak tree. She was 11. That one small decision, though, led to so much more, until she found herself completely trapped by drugs and alcohol.

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Friday

Sometimes the dragon wins.

Jonathon M. Seidl
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May 23
Sometimes the dragon wins.

If you can just pretend hard times don’t exist and claim whatever you want to be true “in the name of Jesus,” the truth is you don’t need him much. He becomes a means to an end, not the end itself.

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