Bread of Fellowship: A Review of The Reading Cure
God, the giver of all good gifts, didn’t just give us food—he also gave us other people to enjoy it with us and to help us learn to enjoy it again if need be.
Nancy Drew and the Case of the Fat-Shaming Trope
The Nancy Drew books of the 80s and 90s are aggressively anti-fat, likely contributing to young girls’ earliest encounters with weight loss, dieting, and negative self-image.
Let Us (All) Eat Cake
The church has far too often failed to critique the way our culture shames the bodies of those outside the ideal and given theological weight to claims that some bodies are more godly than others.
Whole30 and the Counter-Cultural Nature of Self-Discipline
Though the extremism of Whole30 isn’t necessarily a model for Christian self-discipline, but it does amplify the tension between the undisciplined culture and the narrow path of self-control.
CAPC Magazine, Issue 4 of 2018: Food Fights
Why do we fight with our food? Read about a few of those reasons in this issue of Christ and Pop Culture Magazine.
