Food and Faith: A Theology of Eating
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Food and Faith: A Theology of Eating

by Norman Wirzba

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Norman Wirzba explores the relationship between food and faith, considering eating as more than a routine necessity. Through a theological perspective, the book reflects on nourishment, religious belief, and the significance of everyday food practices for readers interested in spirituality and culture.

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Food and Faith examines the meaning of eating through a theological perspective.

Norman Wirzba considers food and nourishment as subjects connected to religious belief and human life.

The book offers a faith-based reflection on the everyday act of eating.

It is suited to readers interested in theology, religion, food, and the connections between spiritual ideas and daily practices.

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