I Can't Date Jesus: Love, Sex, Family, Race, and Other Reasons I've Put My Faith in Beyoncé
Michael Arceneaux brings together personal reflection and cultural commentary on love, sex, family, race, and faith. With Beyoncé as a defining touchstone, this candid work explores the tensions between religious belief, personal identity, and the experiences that shape how we live and understand ourselves.
About This Book
Michael Arceneaux examines love, sex, family, race, and faith in this candid personal work.
Blending cultural reflection with memoir, the book considers the complicated relationship between personal belief and lived experience.
Its title places Beyoncé at the center of a provocative meditation on identity, devotion, and contemporary culture.
Direct and thoughtful, this collection offers an intimate perspective on the questions that shape how people understand themselves and their faith.
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