This post serves as my working bibliography for the series I am writing on Christian nudism, Christian naturism, and a number of closely related theological, historical, pastoral, and artistic questions. Whenever I work through a larger series like this, I prefer to keep the bibliography in a separate post rather than attach long and repetitive reference lists to every individual article. That makes each post easier to read, gives readers one central place to consult the source material, and allows me to expand the research trail without cluttering every entry in the series.

This also means the bibliography is not frozen. It is a working document. As I continue the series, revisit older questions, or come across additional books, articles, papers, websites, and primary sources worth considering, I will update this post. In that sense, this bibliography is both a record of the research behind the series and a living resource for readers who want to explore the subject more deeply for themselves.

The materials gathered here relate not only to Christian naturism directly, but also to surrounding topics that must be handled alongside it if the discussion is to be serious. That includes church history, Adamites, baptism, asceticism, body theology, shame, modesty, pornography, Christian art, the dignity of the human person, and the broader theological meaning of embodiment. Some of these sources are academic. Some are pastoral. Some are insider voices from within Christian naturist conversations. Some are critical or cautionary. Together they help map the terrain.

For the purposes of this series, my use of the word Christian is broad in the sense C. S. Lewis described as mere Christianity, referring to the main historic streams of Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox faith. That still leaves a great deal of variation, disagreement, and diversity within the tradition, so readers should not expect one uniform view on every issue addressed here.

Please check back for updates, since I expect this list to grow as the series develops. And if you know of books, articles, websites, blog posts, primary sources, or other resources I should consider, feel free to share them in the comments. Thoughtful recommendations are always welcome.

Useful Websites

• Aching for Eden https://achingforeden.wordpress.com/
• Betteridge, Richard, https://ribusmouse.substack.com/
• The Biblical Naturist https://thebiblicalnaturist.blogspot.com/
• Mudwalkers https://www.nakedmeanshuman.com/
• Naked & Unashamed http://Nakedandunashamed.org
• Naturist Christians & Friends https://ncfcommunity.org/
• ReNude Life Publishing https://renudelife.com/

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Adler, Y. (2022). Ritual purity. In The origins of Judaism: An archaeological-historical reappraisal. Yale University Press.

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Carr, A. W. (2021). Hell in the “Sweet Land”: Hell’s place in the Last Judgements of Byzantine and medieval Cyprus. In A. Lymberopoulou (Ed.), Hell in the Byzantine world: A history of art and religion in Venetian Crete and the Eastern Mediterranean (pp. 346–411). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108596831.010

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Chouliarás, I. (2016). The post-Byzantine iconography of the individual punishments of the sinners in the depiction of hell in Northwestern Greece: Differences and similarities to the Cretan school of painting. Zograf, 40, 141–162. https://doi.org/10.2298/ZOG1640141C

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Clayton, D. (2024). Veiling to reveal: John Paul II’s theology of the body and the role of clothing in Christian art and anthropology. Pontifex University Press.

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Douglas, M. (2021). A whole nude world: Why you should come join us today!. BookBaby.

Drake, S. (2019). Sexual slander. In B. H. Dunning (Ed.), The Oxford handbook of New Testament, gender, and sexuality (pp. 592–606). Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190213398.013.27

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Dyrness, W. A. (2004). Reformed theology and visual culture: The Protestant imagination from Calvin to Edwards. Cambridge University Press. https://books.google.com/books/about/Reformed_Theology_and_Visual_Culture.html?id=X0uM42i1HCsC

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Flower, R. (2023). Depicting the other in early Christian polemic. In B. W. Longenecker & D. E. Wilhite (Eds.), The Cambridge history of ancient Christianity (pp. 57–79). Cambridge University Press.

Frost, A. (2018). Christian body: Modesty and the Bible. Independently published.

Fudgé, T. A. (2016). Demonizing dissenters: Patterns of propaganda and persecution. In Medieval religion and its anxieties (pp. 183–202). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-56610-2_7

Gray, M. (2022). The writing behind the wall: Text and image in late medieval church decoration. The Antiquaries Journal, 102, 228–251. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0003581521000408

Green, J. B. (2008). Body, soul, and human life: The nature of humanity in the Bible. Baker Academic.

Gordon, B. D. (2020). Health and the origins of the miqveh. Journal of Ancient Judaism, 11(3), 418–459. https://doi.org/10.30965/21967954-12340017

Graham, H. (2024). Donatello, David. Smarthistory.

Grondin, C. (2023, May 5). Are nude models acceptable in art? Catholic Answers. https://www.catholic.com/qa/are-nude-models-acceptable-in-art

Gulliver, K. (2024, September 9). The naked Quakers. JSTOR Daily.

Hart, A. (2013, January 30). Can statuary act as icon? Orthodox Arts Journal. https://orthodoxartsjournal.org/can-statuary-act-as-icon/

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Heal, B. (2017). A magnificent faith: Art and identity in Lutheran Germany. Oxford University Press. https://books.google.com/books/about/A_Magnificent_Faith.html?id=Hl4vDwAAQBAJ

Heidenreich, S. M., & Turano, K. A. (2011). Where does one look when viewing artwork in a museum? Empirical Studies of the Arts, 29(1), 1–19. https://doi.org/10.2190/EM.29.1.d

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Horrocks, B. (2024). Uncovering the image: A revelation and a re-evaluation of faith, the body and the Bible. Lulu.com

Horrocks, B. (2025). A question of image: The theology and practice of embodiment. Lulu.com

Horrocks, B. (2025). Discovering the image: A continuing personal journey of experience, revelation and faith. Lulu.com

Hudson, J. (2024). Biblical perspectives on nudity: Understanding biblical verses on nudity and God’s design for the human body (The Christian Nudist Book 2). Independently published.

Hudson, J. (2024). A Christian perspective on nudity: A guide on how to be an honorable Christian nudist and fully embracing faith in the buff [Kindle ed.]. Independently published.

Hutton, R. (2024, April 3). Ritual nudity in history and religion [Public lecture]. Gresham College. https://www.gresham.ac.uk/watch-now/ritual-nudity

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Jensen, R. M. (2004). The substance of things seen: Art, faith, and the Christian community. Eerdmans. https://www.eerdmans.com/9780802827968/the-substance-of-things-seen/

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John Paul II. (1999, April 4). Letter to artists. The Holy See. https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/letters/1999/documents/hf_jp-ii_let_23041999_artists.html

John Paul II, & Murphy, P. (2024). Theology of the body: Divine plan in a human body. Independently published.

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Kaminsky, H. (1967). A history of the Hussite revolution. University of California Press. This is one of the standard works often cited in Adamite/Hussite background discussions.

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This working bibliography gathers the books, articles, websites, and source materials behind my Christian naturism series, including theology of the body, church history, Adamites, baptism, modesty, shame, Christian art, and related questions. Check back for updates as the series grows.

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