As Terry Pratchett once remarked (thinking of the unwashed Desert Fathers), cleanliness is not often next to godliness, except in an extremely abridged dictionary.
Comes, however, the Fredrikson Stallard Brush #1 to make it true:
Because Christians get dirty floors, too.
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