Quote from: BADecker on May 17, 2017, 07:39:17 PM

Quote from: Katsudu on May 17, 2017, 07:05:36 PM

Quote from: kpcian on May 07, 2017, 05:02:32 AM

Health and religion are closely connected. If someone are capable of following religious principle then health would be Hazard less, every religion offer a pleasant routine for human being.
Religion principle suggest us to live in a happy life. early rise, prayer, seeking work for surviving and come back to family after completing work. All these things suggested by religion.
Mental health is the key of leading healthy life. So religious principle should be followed.

Can in fact still remember some rites and strict fasts in Orthodoxy, then at least starvation benefit brings health. But if you look to all the servants of the Church who have a weight of Not less than 100 kilograms, you begin to doubt their devotion to religion.

That's only because of all the contraceptives. Most adults are heavier than 100kg. Lack of kids increases the percent of people over 100kg. And true. No kids is generally something not taught by the religion.

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Well, if you have such an approach, that is a little bit small amendment because it does not always happen everywhere. at
Difference from the Orthodox, Catholics who give the Covenant of Celibacy, Orthodox live a full life in marriage and at the same time are overweight.