Fat Catholics are miserable SINNERS and those who refuse to fast are doomed to burn in HELL

Since this had "Catholic" in the title, I was obligated to accept it.The resolution appears to be "Fat Catholics are miserable SINNERS and those who refuse to fast are doomed to burn in HELL".Therefore, my opponent needs to prove that:A) "Fat Catholics are miserable SINNERS"B) "(Fat Catholics) who refuse to fast are doomed to burn in HELL"Sadly for my opponent, my expansive knowledge of Catholicism will almost certainly carry the day in this debate.GLUTTONY and SLOTH are indeed two of the SEVEN DEADLY SINS.I am not a doctor either, so I'll assume my opponent knows what he's talking about when he says the primary causes of obesity are GLUTTONY and SLOTH.Pro writes "The Bible gives examples of one-day, three-day, seven-day and forty-day fasts (Judges 20:26, Esther 4:16, 1 Samuel 31:13 and Matthew 4 respectively) so priests might determine that a fat SINNER who had let themselves go a bit by scoffing a few too many curries and supping a too much beer, and who had failed to renew their gym membership, might be compelled to complete a one-day fast every month, while longer and more frequent fasts would be allocated to the even more greedy and lazy members of their congregations."Catholics believe in the Sacrament of Reconciliation, which is able to absolve people of mortal sin (CCC §1422). All a fat Catholic has to do, therefore, is confess his/her/its sins to a priest before they die, and they're safe from HELL.Pro writes "there is no way the obese bloke is going to convince anyone that he deserves a place in the KINGDOM OF HEAVEN, for in addition the GLUTTONY and SLOTH, GREED is another of the SEVEN DEADLY SINS."If he's not in a state of mortal sin, they'll just wave him on through. What, do you think heaven has time to interview every single person who dies? Let's be realistic here, most of them don't even get a second glance.Pro writes "It may seem harsh, but woe betide fat Catholics for they are miserable SINNERS and those who refuse to fast are doomed to burn in HELL for all eternity."Catholics don't believe anyone burns in HELL, because they don't believe HELL is literally a place of flame and burnination.Therefore, my opponent's argument has major flaws. He can do one of two things, both of which will lead to his defeat.1) Accept Catholic principles of Reconciliation, HELL not having fire, etc.I will accept these principles without contesting them, but in this case, he will be unable to prove that fat Catholics who refuse to fast will burn in HELL, because Catholic teaching contradicts that idea by:a) Absolving people of sins and letting them go to heaven even if they refuse to fast.b) Claiming that even if they do die and go to HELL, they will not burn because HELL went out.2) Reject Catholic principlesIn this case, he will have to give us logical arguments for the existence of HELL, the existence of sin, and justification for fat Catholics being thrown into a fiery HELL.Additionally, my opponent may have overlooked some special cases:1. The fat Catholic who doesn't fast, but repentsThere might be some great fat Catholic who realizes he's been overeating and slothing it up, so he cuts his food intake dramatically (but not totally) and starts to exercise after having repented. Unfortunately, as he tries to jog across a road on an attempt to start an exercise regime, the light turns green and a lorry hits him and kills him.Maybe he even planned to fast, but died before he could go any longer than he normally went between meals.Possibly such a person would not go to HELL.2. The fat Catholic who has a genetic disorderThere may be a fat Catholic who neither overeats to the degree that they are committing the sin of GREED, nor is lazy to the degree that they are committing the sin of SLOTH, but who just has a genetic disorder that makes them obese.Since they are not sinning, it is doubtful that they would go to HELL for no reason.If even one fat Catholic refuses to fast and avoids being doomed to burn in HELL, the resolution is negated.I turn it over to my opponent.Sources:1. Catechism of the Catholic Church