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should the church drop the teachings on this subject ?

No.  Salubrious Living is scientifically the healthiest way to live.  Your opinion on the subject is just that- your opinion.  Just because few people choose to live salubriously doesn't mean we should scrap Salubrious Living- it means we should encourage people all the more to adopt it.

We've said it before and we'll say it again- You will bow to Creativity, but Creativity will never bow to you.

Take this as encouragement to adopt Salubrious Living for yourself and to encourage others to adopt it.  Then see if it makes them healthier than living the way you suggest.  What you do is good and necessary, but it can by no means replace Salubrious Living.

This calls to mind a quote from Might is Right by Ragnar Redbeard:

No nation, no empire, has ever  fallen – no  race has ever been enslaved, because it delighted in manly sports – in
the  hunting  of  boars  and  lions,  and  men  –  in  deadly tournaments –  in dueling –  in prize fighting –  in gladiatorial
combats –  in  scenes of  'cruelty  and blood.' No!   Not  one! (Nature  is cruel – a million  times more cruel  than man ever
was).  But dozens of 'civilizations' have perished shamefully, ignominiously, because  of  the  spreading  canker  of  personal cowardice  –  gendered  by  effeminacy,  luxury,  usury, laboriousness, statecraft, superstition, 'culture,' and peace.

Welcome to the forum!  You can learn a lot about Creativity from the Alliance's main website https://creativityalliance.com/  Enjoy your stay.

Those are good names, brother.  Very, shall we say, creative.  

Source- http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2011/01/27/call-me-jacob-jewish-names-tops-in-baby-derby

Among the 10 most popular boys names, six are Hebrew (Jacob, Ethan, Michael, Joshua, Daniel, and Noah) and another (Jayden) — like Paul Newman and Goldie Hawn in Adam Sandler's "The Hanukkah Song" — is half Jewish (derived, some say, from the American name Jaden and the Hebrew name Jadon). In fact, the only non-Jewish names in the top 10 are Alexander (Greek), William (German), and Anthony (Latin).

Among the XX-chromosome set, Hebrew names are not so dominant, though the most popular girls name (Isabella) is Hebrew, as is the eighth (Abigail, King David's third wife). Rounding out the top 10 on the newborn girls side for 2009 are a mishmash of Greek (Sophia, Chloe), Latin (Olivia, Emily) and others (Emma, Ava, Madison and Mia).

Start naming children White-  http://www.baby-names-and-stuff.com/europe-and-russia/