Running Around Naked as a Christian

Rediscovering Faith, Freedom, and Innocence in the Beauty of God’s Design

De: Justine Hudson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When I first began exploring Christian naturism, it felt like I was stepping into unknown territory. Growing up in a traditional Christian environment, I’d always been taught that modesty meant covering up, that the body was something to hide rather than celebrate. But as I grew in my faith, I began to question why we associate nudity with shame, especially when God created us naked in the Garden of Eden, declaring His creation “very good” (Genesis 1:31).

This journey has been about far more than nudity—it’s been about reclaiming a sense of innocence, living without shame, and finding deeper freedom in my relationship with God. For me, “running around naked as a Christian” isn’t about rejecting modesty or being provocative. It’s about aligning with God’s original design, embracing the body He created, and recognizing that purity is a matter of the heart rather than how much we’re covered.

In this book, I’ll share what I’ve learned on my journey: how Scripture speaks to the relationship between faith and the body, how Christian naturism fosters humility and vulnerability, and practical steps for those who feel called to explore this lifestyle. We’ll talk about finding communities, setting boundaries, and integrating naturism into a Christ-centered life with purity, respect, and joy.

My hope is that, whether you’re curious, skeptical, or already embracing naturism, this book will encourage you to reflect on your own journey and see your body as a part of God’s good creation. Together, we’ll explore how to live unashamed, embodying the innocence and freedom that comes from a life rooted in God’s love.