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Title: I've read it twice, been to WD workshop...
Review: This is a frightening approach to weight loss. While as a Christian I believe God is personally there for me, I doubt he means for me to totally abdicate common sense to the rumblings of my stomach and cravings. It is dangerous to advocate, as the author does in tapes from her workshop, that what one eats doesn't matter. (She tells the story of a man who ate little in the way of fruits and vegetables and he's fine now, she says. What's fine about such an unbalanced died.) It's dangerous to say it really doesn't matter if one exercises or not. God didn't give millions of nutritionists, doctors and exercise professionals the brains to analyze information just to have one woman tell us we're reading the Bible inaccurately. Skip the diet plan and go straight to Scripture. The answers in there, not in Weight Down, another evangelical approach to personalized religion masking more 'Christian' self-absorption.
