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	{{Mustache's_Grand_ol'_Religion_template\|title1 = Fixism\|image1 = Fixism Flag.png\|caption1 = Flag of the Fixist Church\|date_of_founding = 16th January 2019\|region = South America\|god_name = Fix\|holy_cities = Córdoba\|holy_people = Tito_zz}}'''Fixism''' is the belief in the god of [[Fix]]. ~~It's Speaker is~~ Tito_zz. A Speaker is the person which tells the people the words he received from [[Fix]]. It is the equivalent to a Pope, ~~Patriarch, ...~~ .		{{Mustache's_Grand_ol'_Religion_template\|title1 = Old Fixism\|image1 = Fixism Flag.png\|caption1 = Flag of the Fixist Church\|date_of_founding = 16th January 2019\|region = South America\|god_name = Fix\|holy_cities = Córdoba\|holy_people = Tito_zz}}'''Old Fixism''', also known as '''''Paleofixism''''', was a religion practiced in South America. It was the belief in the god of [[Fix]]. The speaker of Old Fixism was Tito_zz. A "Speaker" was the person which tells the people the words he received from [[Fix]]. It was the equivalent to a Pope.





			Parts of the Fixist dogma were resurrected in [[Neo-Fixism]], which also integrates elements of [[Pissism]].