Food for Theologians

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 67 (4):374-382 (2013)
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In this essay, I present eating as a vital theological concern and an integral part of the church’s ministries and mission in the world. I argue that food is not reducible to the status of a commodity but is instead God’s love made delectable. The production and the sharing of good food is a witness to God’s presence among us

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