The publication of What Would Jesus Eat? The Ultimate Program for Eating Well, Feeling Great, and Living Longer (Nelson, 2002) signals, I hope, the end of our latest enchantment with imitating Christ. The recent fad began 13 years ago with Holland, Michigan, teenagers wearing WWJD (What Would Jesus Do) bracelets to remind themselves to seek Christ's direction before every decision. All well and good up to a point, and with this book, that point has been exceeded.



So writes Mark Galli in Christianity Today, declaring: The Christian life is not a game of Simon says. He explains Why I Don't Imitate Christ



Link from Mute Troubadour, antiphons of a street monk.