Christian Nudity

Question and Answers

By: Justine Hudson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Hey there! I’m Justine, and if you’re reading this, you’re probably a little curious (or maybe a lot curious) about Christian nudity. Maybe you’ve stumbled onto this whole concept, and you’re wondering, Wait, what? Christians can be nudists? Trust me, I’ve been there, too. The first time I even considered the idea, I couldn’t stop picturing Adam and Eve awkwardly trying to cover themselves with leaves. But guess what? It’s not that weird, and it’s definitely not shameful. In fact, I’m here to tell you that it’s freeing, faith-affirming, and totally God-approved.

Before we dive into the questions, let me share a bit of my story. A few years ago, my husband and I started exploring Christian naturism (yep, we took our clothes off). At first, I was pretty hesitant—because let’s be real, it’s not exactly what you expect to be doing while discussing Sunday sermons. But as we began to learn more, we realized something powerful: God made our bodies good. There’s nothing sinful about the skin we’re in, and being naked can be a way to reconnect with that truth in a deeper way.

You’re probably thinking, But how does that actually work with being a Christian? Well, that’s what this book is all about. We’re going to answer the big questions, tackle the awkward moments, and (hopefully) have some fun along the way. I’m going to share my experiences, my faith, and yes, a few funny stories about trying to explain this to my mom. Spoiler alert: she didn’t get it at first, but she came around.

So, whether you’re just a little curious, looking for answers, or thinking about taking your clothes off (for the right reasons!), this book is for you. Let’s talk about how being naked can actually bring you closer to God, why it’s not something to feel awkward about, and how to practice it in a way that honors both your faith and your body.

Oh, and don’t worry, there’s no judgment here—just a lot of real talk, some scripture, and maybe a few chuckles. Ready to dive in? Let’s get started. Just remember, no fig leaves required!