Fundamental Philosophy: The Marriage of Church and State

When it's a hundred black coffins, but you need five hundred and thirty-five, because that's the real price of a five-dollar meal deal at McDonald's. Taxes, scurryin', an' hurryin'. LAwd....ba da ba ba ba...I'm lovin' it.

P.S. Check out Charlotte's Web as a spirited work that serves well in the way of making whole the home built by this website. It plausibly facilitates the warming of every home in the United States.

It was written in 1973 (the same year that my father was born), and it houses the virtues of this university's library. Reading it, along with the works of this site, spans to establish the timeline along which the works of this library are to be understood in accordance with any bathroom or restroom one would use. This is because it is a book written in the same year that my father was born, and I (being a male who has never engaged in sexual intercourse) stand to utilize it as an effective instrumentation by way of orchestrating the serially translational principles of healthy food code laws embedded in the book's publication and distribution. The text, in essence, is the one qualifying read it takes to conduct one's person about this University wherein if difficulty is had or an issue transpires, its narrative is to serve as the virtue necessary for rectifying and making whole what this presidential university has to offer. It is this website's ONE required reading.

Consider, then, Charlotte's Web as the only preliminary read necessary to begin the process of earning a full doctorate from this library wherein all other works stand to fall within its prose as state based serialisms (even Church doctrine). It is the literary key to "marrying" the "Church" and "State" necessary to make whole the doctorate (F. Ph. d.) of this site. With that doctorate, one can assure one's person that one eats clean, in accordance with the virtues of faith, abstinence, sacrifice, and truth. All of which fall directly in line with state serialism and rule.

Post post script, Anna Faris is the coolest! 🤩!