My idea of the church is that they help those people who are in need and needs nothing in return if they have done a deed so great. That the church would always follow the example of Jesus Christ, his teachings, his understanding and above all, his love for mankind.
Life is like a fine line
There would be good and bad times
But you never get to choose what you want
But one day everyone will have a thought
And in that thought will be regret
Because you never choose what you want or get
The correct comparative to the adverb healthfully is more healthfully, and the superlative is most healthfully. As has been pointed out admirably elsewhere in this post, healthfully is not a commonly used adverb. However, that does not make it incorrect to use it.
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