This is the last in the series of aphoristic philosophy quartets stemming from 'The Ethnic Universality Quartet' (2002), and, like its predecessors, including one notable departure from the quartet mould, namely 'The Father Omega Sextet' (2004), it continues with the task of expanding the ideological frontiers of Social Theocracy towards their ultimate culmination in a structure which is both metaphysical and, in the case of anti-metachemistry, less than metaphysical but equally crucial to the viability of what the author regards as an ultimate solution to the existence of the world considered as a female-dominated phenomenon partial to greed and exploitation that can only be opposed from a standpoint favouring metaphysics and pseudo-metachemistry in relation to the possibility of some equivalence of 'Kingdom Come', rendered all the more imperative in view of the current parlous situation of the world and, more particularly, of those who suffer from the oppression of greed-motivated exploiters the most. Thus with this quartet, dating from 2004-5, a phase of John O'Loughlin's writing comes to an end as a kind of consummation of his philosophical endeavour to-date, and this is especially so of the final book, 'Jesus - A Summing Up ', the appendix to which paves the way for the weblogs that were to ensue from 2005 onwards through a succession of blog hosts and, following due revision and reformatting, a new approach to e-book creation that has continued to the present time, with further refinements of and modifications to the philosophy outlined both here and in previous titles.