Quotes by Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood

Explore a curated collection of 14 quotes by Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood. Discover timeless wisdom, insightful thoughts, and memorable words that have inspired readers around the world. Browse through the gallery below and click on any quote to read more.

Like all who search for truth out of fear, I desperately wanted someone else to tell me exactly what to do. — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
Caring for the poor, resting on the Sabbath, showing hospitality and keeping the home—these are important things that ca — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
If you are looking for verses with which to oppress women, you will find them. If you are looking for verses with which — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
It is a tragic and agonizing irony that instructions once delivered for the purpose of avoiding needless offense are now — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
The Christian versions of the household codes were clearly progressive for their time, but does that mean they have the — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
It is hard for us to recognize it now, but Peter and Paul were introducing the first Christian family to an entirely new — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
I don’t respect my husband because he is the man and I am the woman, and it’s my “place” to submit to him. I respect Dan — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
And so, at least symbolically, the blood of Eve courses through each one of her daughters' veins. We are each associated — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
We turned an anthem into an assignment, a poem into a job description. — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
We tend to take whatever’s worked in our particular set of circumstances (big family, small family, AP, Ezzo, home schoo — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
The word on the street was that I had two options when it came to caring for my future baby: I could either eat, sleep, — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
While the word charity connotes a single act of giving, justice speaks to right living, of aligning oneself with the wor — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
From the baking aisle to the post office line to the wrapping paper bin in the attic, women populate every dark corner o — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood
As a Christian, my highest calling is not motherhood; my highest calling is to follow Christ. — Rachel Held Evans, A Year of Biblical Womanhood