“God just wants gratitude.”

The only way to drive this point home was through the use of GOD. Thus, within his sacred tenet, he wove the ancient, universal threads of persuasion: logos, ethos, and pathos, carefully crafted through fear, envy, and desire. Only the devil demands to be worshipped. God just wants gratitude. Soon, the book would crystallize into completion, and he’d need to go back and deliver it. Its delivery had to resonate unmistakably as divine—an unequivocal message from “God.” He recognized that the contents, encoded prophecies, and events contained within constantly shifted, mirroring the ceaseless fluctuations of his own consciousness.