Let's analyze your
"...Holy Hospital of Kindness".
* Operating theaters are prayer rooms:
I would say to your claim of a distinction of operating theaters and prayer rooms that they are, right now, without your "Holy Hospital," prayer rooms. Helps to know the facts.
* Instead of professional doctors, nurses, and surgeons, we'll have naturopaths, chiropractors, and acupuncturists.
Your trio of a replacement squad are already on the team of practicing healthcare workers. They may not all be accredited by the AMA, but that is mostly a political, not necessarily just a medical organization. As a general observation, we, the public, certainly don'y make an outcry of that distinction, anyway. Helps to know the facts.
* Instead of drugs we will have holy water.
What constitutes a "drug," and what makes water, even holy water, anything distinctive from a drug? 'Drug' definition: a medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body. It seems water fits that description, or did you have something else in mind? Helps to know the facts.
* And of course, we would need to erect a morgue that's larger than the hospital itself.
Hint: Morgues are not permanent body depositories. They have input/output just like the rest of the hospital. Restaurants do, too, by the way, yet they don't find a need to extensively multiply their size just because somebody gets a hair up their arse that they ought to change their procedures. Helps to know the facts.
HKF is a common phrase of yours. You ought to practice it, and this isn't.
