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Hello Sir,
I look thin and I want to become little muscular so that I can look little good. I am working out and spending lots of calories through exercises to build my muscle.
To regain calories which i had spent in a day I’ll have to eat at least 5 to 6 times a day. Does this become a sin because I am eating too much to become little muscled?
Normally I take care to eat as I needed, but now as I have to eat more, I am afraid if this becomes sin. If I don’t eat that way I’ll not be having enough energy to workout the next day.
please clarify on this.
Thank you!
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It’s interesting that you contrast gluttony and greed… I always thought they’re just the same. Looking forward to your post about greed!
Curiosity: Can one also label chain smoking as a kind of gluttony?
I would say so, as well as drunkenness, as all three are a form of excess, which is the real sin at bottom.
Anything, even a good thing, taken to excess can become sinful— even “healthy” things like exercise. Moderation, also known as temperance, is the virtue we must practice to avoid the sin of excess.
If we practice moderation in everything, we can safely enjoy God’s good gifts (whether a steak or a smoke or a pint) without fear of sin.
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Gluttony, besides a (spiritual) deadly sin, it is actually physically deadly as it usually results to overweight and even obesity. In fact WHO states that in more than half of the world’s places, obesity (and overweight) has resulted to death than being underweight. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs311/en/