"The notion of personal responsibility in fundamentalism is a curious one. You are responsible for your sins, but you cannot take credit for the good things that you do. Any good that you do must be attributed to God working through you. Yet you must try to be Christlike. When you fail, it is your fault for not 'letting the power of God work in you.' This is an effective double bind of responsibility without ability." Marlene Winell, Leaving the Fold (Oakland, CA: New Harbinger, 1993), pp. 70-71.