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Book Review | CT Magazine
We're So Vain
'Vainglorious', that is. Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung examines an obscure vice that entraps us all.

Karen Swallow Prior | November 03, 2014

Women
Christian Comparison Isn't Pretty
Resisting the pressure to dress-up our lives for church friends.

Sharon Hodde Miller | June 02, 2014

Women
We Can't All Be Beautiful
Why does our obsession with self-acceptance focus so much on appearance?

Karen Swallow Prior | February 04, 2014

Women
We're Not 'Too Fat' for Pictures
On being remembered for how we loved, not how much we weighed.

Marlena Graves | December 19, 2013

Women
Lamenting My Prejudice Against Beautiful Women
When did I absorb the belief that being feminine means being shallow?

Katelyn Beaty | October 28, 2013

Women
Dear God, Let Me Be 'Skinny' Pregnant
How fat-shaming Kim Kardashian hurts us all.

Marie Osborne, guest writer | June 03, 2013

Women
Snap Judgments: Our Societal Obsession With Taking Pictures
Honoring God in over-captured, over-shared, picture-perfect lives

Lyndsey Gvora, guest blogger | April 09, 2013

Women
Sin at the Clearance Rack
A bargain diva will tell you: Pride isn't just for big-spenders.

Megan Hill | February 12, 2013

Stones to Bread | CT Magazine
The Power and the Glamour
Searching for Beauty amid Hollywood's beautiful people.

Leslie Leyland Fields | July 25, 2011

Interview
Q & A: Bristol Palin on Abstinence after Levi
The daughter of the former governor of Alaska on sexuality, body image, and her "come to Jesus" moment.

Interview by Sarah Pulliam Bailey | July 13, 2011

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