Difference between revisions of "Overcoming obesity with the aid of Christian faith"

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Although effective [[diet]]s, [[exercise]], or medical interventions can rid a person of excess weight, merely having effective methods available to lose weight is not enough; self-discipline is also required. Some people may have a medical condition which makes them more susceptible to a build-up of body fat than others.
 
Although effective [[diet]]s, [[exercise]], or medical interventions can rid a person of excess weight, merely having effective methods available to lose weight is not enough; self-discipline is also required. Some people may have a medical condition which makes them more susceptible to a build-up of body fat than others.
  
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Sins such as [[gluttony]] and [[Sloth (sin)|slothfulness]] can certainly be more effectively conquered with the assistance of [[Christian]] [[faith]], exercise, and self-discipline.
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Sins such as [[gluttony]] and [[Sloth (sin)|slothfulness]], which can contribute to conditions such as obesity, can certainly be more effectively conquered with the assistance of [[Christian]] [[faith]], exercise, and self-discipline.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 07:22, February 2, 2011

See also: Atheism and obesity.

Although effective diets, exercise, or medical interventions can rid a person of excess weight, merely having effective methods available to lose weight is not enough; self-discipline is also required. Some people may have a medical condition which makes them more susceptible to a build-up of body fat than others.

Sins such as gluttony and slothfulness, which can contribute to conditions such as obesity, can certainly be more effectively conquered with the assistance of Christian faith, exercise, and self-discipline.

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