I somehow got caught in the middle of a gay pride parade this past weekend. I wasn't there for that I was there for a meeting at a hotel near it and I found it incredibly interesting. Not the gay people though, the Christians.
Here is my question and I could be totally missing the point and that is fine because that is one of the reasons I am asking... about 75% of the people I saw holding signs or speaking on loud speakers about how homosexuality is a sin and they are all going to hell unless they change were obese. Not fat, obese. Isn't that technically a sin? Gluttony is one of the seven deadly sins and most of these people were obviously very good at being gluttonous. So how is it that they feel the need to point out others people's alleged sins when they themselves are allegedly sinners? Do fat people in church get pointed out during certain sermons about sin? I am genuinely curious or is this one of those things where being fat is a sin that is allowed?
Again, as stated in the past, I do believe in God but I do not go to church and I have not studied the Bible so I am sure someone will come and show me some passages that explain all this but I don't get how people can comment and condemn other people's actions as being a sin when they themselves are sinners? I mean we got some seriously knowledgeable religious people in this forum (that is why I thought to come here) that play poker. Isn't gambling a sin? Or has the church come to the conclusion that poker is a game of skill and not chance thus it is not considered gambling? How about smoking? I had a girlfriend once who told me that I was going to hell because I was a smoker. She said that my body was God's vessel and I was destroying it for pleasure.
If anyone can shed some light on the fatty issue and the other stuff that would be great as I find it interesting.
