And so it was to be, the human race was fruitful and multiplied, and lived under God's grace and wisdom, content with the Earth, but mourning the loss of toast, eggos and pop-tarts. Until one day, a holy and wise old man named Moses left a slice of bread out in the hot sun of the Sahara desert, and went off to talk with a burning bush. When he came back, there was a piece of toast waiting for him, and Moses fell to his knees to thank God in his mercifulness.
So Moses went on to climb Mount Sinai, where God gave him two large pieces of toast, with His commandments written on them in Strawberry Jam. He went down the mount to find a bunch of pagans worshipping a cow and eating huge slabs of beef.
"Eat toast!" said Moses unto the Pagans.
"Toast! Ha! Toast is passe," said the Pagans. "Here, have some beef."
At which Moses became angry, and cast down one of the giant pieces of toast, and the jam was smeared all over the rocks, making the commandments illegible. The Pagans liked the rocks, and ate the toast, and saw the glory of God, and, more importantly, the glory of toast.
The ten commandments of God, written on the other piece, are:
1. Thou shalt covet toast, and toasted products, and toast them to desired
crispiness, and season them with condiments to desired taste.
2. Thou shalt not place unnatural condiments on toast, such as ketchup, which
is meant for fries, or Bar-B-Que sauce, which is meant for beef.
3. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's toast.
4. Thou shalt not burn toast until it is black, thus rendering a devinity
inedible, unless you really do like it black.
5. Thou shalt eat toast for breakfast or for lunch, but not for dinner. Too
much of a good thing is sinful.
6. Grilled cheese sandwiches shalt not be considered a toast product, since
it is grilled, not toasted.
7. Thou shalt not stick a fork in a toaster, or suffer God's wrath.
8. Thou shalt not try and fix thy toaster by taking it apart thyself. Thou
shalt send it to a qualified repairperson, or by praying.
9. Thou shalt be generous with thy toast always.
10. Thou shalt not kill, steal, commit adultry, etc. etc.