The Bible Diet, The Hallelujah Diet, The Maker's Diet, Creationist Diet, The Bible Cure, The Bible's Seven Secrets to Health, Body by God, The Weigh Down Diet, the list goes on…. Browsing through the local Christian bookstore, google or Amazon.Com, one is struck by the number of Bible based diet plans being promoted.  Are "Bible" diets anything special? Are they are a unique provision of God or a reaction to the "secular" nutrition and health recommendations of 21^st century American culture? Are "Bible" diets salt and light? Healthy? Spiritually sound? Self indulgent? How can Christians think about this? This workshop will look at “The Hallelujah Diet” and some of the more popular Bible based diet and nutrition plans and provide some tools which may help answer the question "What Would Jesus Eat?"

The Bible Diet, The Hallelujah Diet, The Maker's Diet, Creationist Diet, The Bible Cure, The Bible's Seven Secrets to Health, Body by God, The Weigh Down Diet, the list goes on…. Browsing through the local Christian bookstore, google or Amazon.Com, one is struck by the number of Bible based diet plans being promoted.  Are "Bible" diets anything special? Are they are a unique provision of God or a reaction to the "secular" nutrition and health recommendations of 21^st century American culture? Are "Bible" diets salt and light? Healthy? Spiritually sound? Self indulgent? How can Christians think about this? This workshop will look at “The Hallelujah Diet” and some of the more popular Bible based diet and nutrition plans and provide some tools which may help answer the question "What Would Jesus Eat?"