“The "new evangelical" wears skinny jeans and earrings made from recycled beer caps. After all, she is acquiring a taste for Blue… — Addie Zierman Blue moon Copy Share Image
“Yes, faith is like being born again. But it is also not like being born again. Unlike the newborn infant, the new… — Addie Zierman Every moment Copy Share Image
“Take the word saved as it is used in the evangelical vernacular. It’s true, you are saved by grace, by love, by… — Addie Zierman Car accident Copy Share Image
“I Love You." He whispers is over and over, whispers it into my skin until the words make me shiver and my… — Addie Zierman Broken soul Copy Share Image
“I am crying because the alcohol has stripped away everything that was holding me together.” — Addie Zierman Copy Share Image
“You have learned that it is impossible to divide things neatly, and that the second you begin to define something, you limit… — Addie Zierman Christianity Copy Share Image
“He laughed, and he made me laugh, and it was because his relationship to his faith was not a do-or-die mission but… — Addie Zierman Faith Copy Share Image
“[His faith] was a hundred small perfect steps that in the end can never add up to dance ... not the kind… — Addie Zierman Birthday party Copy Share Image
“If I had to do it over again, I would have danced like Buenos Aires. I'd be a helicopter leaf, a snowflake… — Addie Zierman Buenos aires Copy Share Image
“I was at the part of self-exploration where you have to be surrounded with miscellanea in all of its diversity in order… — Addie Zierman Self-exploration Copy Share Image
“Reform suggests that you have already been solidified into a self. You were not. You were barely fifteen. You learn that the… — Addie Zierman Brainwashing Copy Share Image
“Your life AFTER Christ is not static or an end result. You are not suspended in grace above the fray of life.… — Addie Zierman End result Copy Share Image
“It's not, of course, the perfect term. *Reform* suggests that you have already been solidified into a self. You were not. You… — Addie Zierman Five years Copy Share Image
