I wanted them to love me. I wanted to tell them the truth. I wanted them to rise to the occasion to deal with the reality of the human condition. I wanted them to be the kind of Christian that I had searched the world for: comfortable with life's mysteries and unfazed by religious contradictions. I wanted their kinship and affirmation, that I was loved and made, just as God wanted me to be. I wanted them to be what they were not.
-- Jennifer Knapp, Facing the Music, p. 182
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