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- Simone Biles’s Critics Miss the Bigger Story of Bodily AbuseSome see the Olympic gymnast as a self-serving athlete. But her withdrawal from competition is a model for how to honor rather than disdain our bodies.Hannah Anderson|españolPortuguês简体中文繁體中文
- The Debate Beneath Our Debates on the Pandemic and the ProtestsOur divided responses to national challenges reflect deep divisions on what it means to be human.Timothy Kleiser|
- Fitness Trackers, Dating Apps, and Other Ladders to NowhereWhy secular substitutes for religion will always leave us exhausted and unhappy.Leslie Leyland Fields|
- Feeling Loved by God Buffers Body Esteem in Men More Than WomenTwo psychologists at Hope College respond to Christian young adults who struggle with body satisfaction.Interview by Rebecca Randall|
- How the Transgender Narrative Perpetuates StereotypesThe church can offer hope to those who find it hard to love the body they’re in.Nancy Pearcey|
- The Sweatiest Bible Class in AmericaRevelation Wellness puts Scripture at the center of its group fitness program.Johanna Willett|
- Starving Myself Meant Losing MyselfFor years, I looked at myself in mirrors only to see mirages.Halee Gray Scott|
- This Is My Body: How Christian Theology Affects Body ImageTwo studies examine the intersection of the Bible and body shaming.David Briggs|
- I Saw Myself in ‘This Is Us’The popular new dramedy puts viewers in the messy middle.J. Nicole Morgan|
- Our Bodies Are Imperfect TemplesGod dwells in us whether we’re Olympian-level muscular or morbidly obese.J. Nicole Morgan, guest writer|
