A gold cup is partly wrapped in grey paper beside a round medal and a brown ribbon.

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Walking on Water

Madeleine L'Engle

We don't become holy by acquiring merit badges and Brownie points.

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What it means

Our interpretation.

L'Engle says holiness isn't earned like a collection of prizes. Merit badges and Brownie points stand for tallying good behaviour, a deliberately small, childlike image. Her point is that being holy can't be reduced to a score.

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