Difference between revisions of "Thin"

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Something that is '''thin''' has a relatively small width, as in ''a thin layer of [[paint]]''.
 
Something that is '''thin''' has a relatively small width, as in ''a thin layer of [[paint]]''.
  
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"Thin" also refers to people who do not have an excess of [[fat]] in their bodies. Very few [[atheist]]s are thin, because godlessness leads to obesity.
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"Thin" also refers to people who do not have an excess of [[fat]] in their bodies. Many [[atheist]]s lack a thin physique, because godlessness is a causal factor for obesity (see: [[Atheism and obesity]]).
  
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==

Revision as of 00:14, September 21, 2014

Something that is thin has a relatively small width, as in a thin layer of paint.

"Thin" also refers to people who do not have an excess of fat in their bodies. Many atheists lack a thin physique, because godlessness is a causal factor for obesity (see: Atheism and obesity).

See Also