Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I would disagree. Gluttony, as laid out in the old Testament, is about
eating more than your fair share. It is tied hand-in-hand with waste.
Ron Ritzman said:And of course you believe that "2 pounds" is a "fair share".
It's enough to live on. Take what you need, all of what you need but
no more.
Quoted message said:So for you it is at least partially a moral/religious issue, not just
a health issue.
Sure is.
Quoted message said:This might partially explain some of the animosity
between you, Dr. Chung, and the "peanut gallery".
Some of it.
Quoted message said:They're concerned
primarily with weight loss and diabetes control.
Yes and some see the issue of gluttony.
Quoted message said:To you, it's
partially a philosophical issue of how much food you believe God wants
us to eat on any given day.
Not stuck on a given day as much as whether or not there are repeated
days of overconsumption.
Quoted message said:Anybody for alt.religion.2pd?
Only if you moderate it.
Quoted message said:As far as the "waste" issue is concerned, now of days, "waste" is not
what we are eating but what we are throwing away.
Gluttony is about consumption. Making too much food, knowingly and
repeatedly, is wasteful.
Quoted message said:You could feed a
third world country on what McDonalds puts in their dumpsters.
Yes, perhaps
Quoted message said:Of
course you could argue that we are producing too much.
Yes, the US does for its own use on most products.
Quoted message said:What does it
take, about 8 pounds of grain to grow 1 pound of cow?
Fat cows are fine; fat (fe)males are not.
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap031011.html
Lift well, Eat less, Walk fast, Live long.