What would Jesus eat? Bible tells us
New publication offers tips on healthy food based on Scriptures
By Kristen Browning-
Blas Denver Post Food Editor

With a new self-help book out every month, how could a 2,000-year-old text bring anything of value to the diet debate?

Take the New Testament, comb through it for food references, add health tips and recipes, lay it out like a magazine and you have a new breed of an old book called a "Biblezine."

While it's not the first to look to religion for lifestyle advice, the "Divine Health" biblezine repackages the whole New Testament and would look at home on any coffee table alongside Food & Wine or House & Garden.

And that's just how my neighbor Jody Neumann uses it.

"It's a great format. I think the Bible is an everyday book, not a stuffy piece of literature. It's an everyday instruction manual on how to live," says Neumann, a Fort Collins mother of four, who reviewed the book and tested some of its recipes for us. the rest