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Unlike PZ Myers and Penn Jillette, there are no reliable testimonies of Jesus, Moses, Elija and the Apostle ever being fat. Hopefully, fervent biblical Christianity will sweep across India and they will largely solve their obesity problem. The effects of the Welsh revival were profound upon Welsh society.[http://www.welshrevival.com/] For example, "Men whose language had been filthy before learnt to talk purely. It is related that not only did the colliers put in a better day's work, but also that the pit ponies turned disobedient! The ponies were so used to being cursed and sworn at that they just didn't understand when orders were given in kind, clean words! The dark tunnels underground in the mines echoed with the sounds of prayer and hymns, instead of oaths and nasty jokes and gossip" [http://www.welshrevival.com/] Also, "The effects of the revival were awesome. There was a dramatic decline in drunkenness and bars were deserted each night while the churches were packed with worshippers. Dance halls, theaters and football games also saw a dramatic decline in attendance as a result of the revival meetings. '''The courts and jails were deserted and many policemen found themselves without work'''."[http://sureword.faithweb.com/welshrevival.html]  Of course, given the foolishness and impotence of atheism, there has never been an atheist revival.  [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] 09:55, 20 July 2011 (EDT)
 
Unlike PZ Myers and Penn Jillette, there are no reliable testimonies of Jesus, Moses, Elija and the Apostle ever being fat. Hopefully, fervent biblical Christianity will sweep across India and they will largely solve their obesity problem. The effects of the Welsh revival were profound upon Welsh society.[http://www.welshrevival.com/] For example, "Men whose language had been filthy before learnt to talk purely. It is related that not only did the colliers put in a better day's work, but also that the pit ponies turned disobedient! The ponies were so used to being cursed and sworn at that they just didn't understand when orders were given in kind, clean words! The dark tunnels underground in the mines echoed with the sounds of prayer and hymns, instead of oaths and nasty jokes and gossip" [http://www.welshrevival.com/] Also, "The effects of the revival were awesome. There was a dramatic decline in drunkenness and bars were deserted each night while the churches were packed with worshippers. Dance halls, theaters and football games also saw a dramatic decline in attendance as a result of the revival meetings. '''The courts and jails were deserted and many policemen found themselves without work'''."[http://sureword.faithweb.com/welshrevival.html]  Of course, given the foolishness and impotence of atheism, there has never been an atheist revival.  [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] 09:55, 20 July 2011 (EDT)
 
:I think it's fair to say that there's also no reliable testimonies that they weren't fat. Also, the second half of your post makes no sense in the context of this discussion. We've gone from Indians, to Indian Americans, to Welshmen. How exactly is this relevant? Or is this just more deflection on your part?
 
:I think it's fair to say that there's also no reliable testimonies that they weren't fat. Also, the second half of your post makes no sense in the context of this discussion. We've gone from Indians, to Indian Americans, to Welshmen. How exactly is this relevant? Or is this just more deflection on your part?
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::There is also no reliable first-hand testimony of any of those people existing.:) [[User:JayGonzo|JayGonzo]] 13:24, 20 July 2011 (EDT)
 
:You raised the issue of child obesity in India. That has been answered. Do you agree that based on your own claims about obesity, this shoots your theory about "genteel Indian culture" in the foot? Yes or no. [[User:TracyS|TracyS]] 10:16, 20 July 2011 (EDT)
 
:You raised the issue of child obesity in India. That has been answered. Do you agree that based on your own claims about obesity, this shoots your theory about "genteel Indian culture" in the foot? Yes or no. [[User:TracyS|TracyS]] 10:16, 20 July 2011 (EDT)
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