Searching for Beauty amid Hollywood's beautiful people.

A controversial Psychology Today article arguing that black women are less attractive than others got me thinking about real beauty.

Understanding the parareligion of celebrity culture. A review of 'Gods Behaving Badly.'

As the West exports its fat stigma to developing countries, the church might export its welcome embrace to those on all ends of the body mass index.

Why going out in public without mascara and blush is an act of Christian discipleship (for me, anyway).

Do modern-day pageants ask young evangelical women to compromise their values an itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny too much?

That's not just a silly promise of our culture.

Exercise, technology, and diet help us live longer than ever. Should those who look to eternal life care?

A physicist and a philosopher envision God's design in the beautiful equations of string theory.

Cape Cod's newly completed Church of the Transfiguration embodies the belief that beauty can nurture our communion with God.

What a graying supermodel can teach Jesus' female followers.

In 'Unsqueezed', Margot Starbuck explores what shopping and eating to the glory of God looks like.

The backlash to Rima Fakih's win suggests mainstream America still wants their national beauties to be Christian.

W. David O. Taylor grounds his aesthetic passion in the local church.

Physically disabled photographers surprising work reveals to viewer their own limitations.

Christians can't dismiss such surgery until they seriously consider our God-given desire for beauty.

Even more importantly: Why do you want to know?

Most of the personal care products you use every day are damaging your health, argues Samuel Epstein in 'Toxic Beauty'.

When it comes to female athletes, why does the media have a one-track mind?