The Gospel According to Cheese

1:1 In the beginning, there was blackness. And a great ball of Cheese fell from the sky, and exploded in a sphere of light. And it was good.

1:2 The Cheese created life in Its' likeness, and scattered balls of Cheese of various Kinds and Stages of Fermentation across the Universe. And it was good.

1:3 The Great Cheese created dinosaurs, but they started to eat each other, so It threw down a flaming ball of Cheese and killed them all. And it was bad.

1:4 The Cheese created Cows, so Cheese could be produced on Earth, and created Apes to change the Sacred Milk into the Holy Cheese. But the Apes were too stupid to figure out how. And it was bad.

1:5 The Big Cheese created the Process of Evolution, so the Apes would transform into Man, and learn the secret of how to milk the cow and transform that Milk into Cheese. And it was good.

1:6 On the Seventh day the Cheese rested. On the first day of the next week, It realized how screwed up Its' calander was, and that It had been working for six days, and so rested again. It dedicated this day to the gathering in temples to eat Cheese and drink Wine, but somewhere along the way Man became confused.

1:7 Man forgot about the Cheese, and found other places to devote their lives and faith. The Cheese, feeling deserted and dejected, flew from this plane and went into hiding.

1:8 While the Cheese was hiding, Mankind became more and more confused, however sometimes touching on the true being of the Sacred Gouda.

1:9 The Christians discovered that Wind goes very well with God, because Wine goes very well with Cheese. However, Wine is merely a representation of the true sacred elixir that is Milk.

1:10 Eastern philosophies were a bit more Cheesy. They brought forth the concept of Yin and Yang which, in essence, is the true Cheese, combining the male and femals aspects into a spherical form. They were also quite close in the naming of their deity, and Buddha sounds much like Gouda. And if you remove two letters from Gouda, you get God.

1:11 The Christians were convinced that there existed a Supreme Evil. Thus, their unified thoughts created They Who Eat The Cheese, Rats. The creation of the Rat mysteriously came about the same instant that the organization of formal Government was created. Government is supremely evil, and thus a manifestation of They Who Eat The Cheese.

1:12 In India, they realized that the Cow is sacred, and eating beef is sinful, unless it's on a Saturday when the Gouda will be asleep anyway, and taken with Wine. However, combining the meat of the Cow with its' Cheese or Milk would merely make a bad thing worse, as the Gouda would awaken and strike thee down in a puff of foul-smelling yellow smoke.

1:13 The Gouda loves diversity, as there are many types of Cheese, and welcomes us to do our own thing, lest we be used in a trap to catch They Who Eat The Cheese.

1:14 The true son of God, a combination of the Big Cheese and Man, is Cheese Bread--especially the kind that has Cheese inside the Bread. Jesus Christ knew this, bud had no Cheese to pass to his friends with the Bread and Wine when he said: "This is my body." He figured no one would notice the difference anyway.

1:15 Spake the Gouda unto his people: Life is a Pizza with everything on it. We are but mere slices going through the wheel of life until someone eats our slice.

1:16 Fish does not go well with God--though it goes well with garlic--which is why Pizza with anchovies is supremely gross. This is also why Government affairs, and the whole White House in general, smell fishy.

1:17 When we say "Cheese" for a picture, it is actually an invocation of the Gouda, that It may join us, and smile upon us in the picture.

1:18 Few people know the existance of the Big Cheese, and sometimes don't know it when they do know it. Kurt Cobain was one of the great prophets of the Gouda, and wrote a song called "Big Cheese." He was later brutally slain in a great conspiracy by They Who Eat The Cheese to hide the existance of the Gouda.

1:19 A great anti-prophet of Cheese in a debate over the existance of a God once said: "If everyone believed that the moon is actually a piece of green cheese, the moon would still not be a piece of green cheese." It was determined that a Higher Power did exist, thus everything The Prophet In Spite of Himself said was wrong, and if the world believed that the moon was a piece of Cheese, the moon would become a piece of Cheese.

1:20 Thus spake the Gouda unto me.

The Gospel According to Hormel

2:1 They Who Eat The Cheese tried to mask the sacred goodness of the Cheese by creating Velveeta. However, the Big Cheese retaliated and brought forth Cheez-Whiz.

2:2 Hormel Chili goes quite well with Cheez-Whiz, but is entirely different. Thus, Hormel is a deity in Itself, and should be acknowledged as thus with the following prayer:

2:3 Any other brand of chili is of They Who Eat The Cheese, except Staggs, which is a healthy substitute.

2:4 Thus spake the can of Chili.

The Gospel According to Peter Ryan

3:1 Peter Ryan is neither meat nor cheese.

3:2 Word.