David A. Zimmerman

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David A. Zimmerman



Average rating: 3.57 · 182 ratings · 30 reviews · 5 distinct works
Deliver Us From Me-Ville

3.60 avg rating — 152 ratings — published 2008 — 5 editions
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Comic Book Character: Unlea...

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Panic!: Markets, Crises, an...

3.80 avg rating — 5 ratings — published 2006 — 7 editions
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Comic Book Character: A Cat...

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“A boundary which I am unable to cross … lies between me and me, the old and the new “I.” It is in the encounter with this boundary that I shall be judged.… At this place stands Christ, between me and me, the old and the new existence. Thus Christ is at one and the same time, my boundary and my rediscovered centre. In the fallen world the centre is also the boundary. Man stands between law and fulfillment. He has the law, but he cannot fulfil it. Now Christ stands where man has failed before the law. Christ as the centre means that he is the fulfillment of the law. So he is in turn the boundary and judgement of man, but also the beginning of his new existence, its centre.”
David A. Zimmerman, Deliver Us From Me-Ville

“And me? I’m a mess. I’m nothing and have nothing: make something of me. You can do it; you’ve got what it takes— but God, don’t put it off. (Ps. 40:17)”
David A. Zimmerman, Deliver Us From Me-Ville

“Generation Me is the first generation raised to believe that everyone should have high self-esteem.2 That doesn’t mean, of course, that everybody has high self-esteem. Many people clearly don’t. Consistently rising rates of depression suggest that countless people still think themselves unimportant, but the parallel rise in self-injury as a habit (cutting, for instance, or various eating disorders) hints at a more insidious social problem: People with poor self-image punish themselves for it.3 Society doesn’t consider high self-esteem merely healthy; it considers it noble.”
David A. Zimmerman, Deliver Us From Me-Ville

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