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There is no debate over whether or not gluttony is a sin. To deny that it is one of the seven deadly sins is to deny the Word of God. Anyone in an authority position who condones that sin is precisely the kind of teacher the Lord warns us about. This is why it is anti-Biblical for a preacher to promote fatness and blame everyone else for fatphobia.

According to one woke preacher, who is also a fat woman, the problem is not fatness; it is that you have a problem with fatness. Again, I don't have to tell you fatness is almost always a result of sin, but I digress. The problem here is not that she is fat; it is that she demands you accept her fatness as if God has not already warned her of her excessive food consumption.

In her "sermon," she praised the LGBT community for helping to destigmatize fatness. So, in her pursuit to make herself feel better about her poor choices, she has condoned her sin on top of condoning sin. Isn't it interesting how lying to yourself never leads to morality? Gee, I wonder why.

While it is correct that size should not dictate how we treat other people, that is not the point. The majority of people are not out there disrespecting fat people solely because they are fat. That is not a societal thing. The problem here is not the way people treat them; it is how they treat themselves. And because the truth hurts, these clips exist.

She then promoted the “fat church” movement, which I learned was a thing today. Per the website, this movement believes the following:

Fatness is not a sin. Nor is it a failing of willpower or a moral evil.

Fatness is simply a much-maligned, naturally-occurring body type that's scapegoated in a society that values thin, white, and abled bodies over all others.

That tells you all you need to know.

Why is it that the ones always attempting to condone sin are the ones engaging in that sin? Nonetheless, all that needs to be said is Proverbs 23:21, “For the drunkard and the glutton will come to poverty, And drowsiness will clothe a man with rags.” I wonder what she thinks about that verse.

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