Publisher's Synopsis
This book is about the effect of extreme narcissism on society, to include how it relates to politics and tyranny or human abuse by any name. Some people fit the category of persons having the kind of extreme hubris that could turn political victory into dictatorship. Their rhetoric and actions make the preceding statement believable.
They, of course, would blame scapegoats for misconstruing their irresponsible talk and posturing. Blaming the so-called "liberal media" would suffice for anyone hating the word 'liberal.' IF, however, a political leader ever obviously became dictatorial in demeanor, he or she likely would be given the benefit of any doubt by those "real*" Americans who would bet their long guns and pistols that they know best. In other words, autocracy, and even 'civil war, ' could come about because of denial and ignorance. Watch out! *('Real' Americans know who they are, because they self-identify as such. Many are self-righteously opinionated haters of anyone basically unlike them or who disagrees with them. An autocrat would use them as brazen or unwitting tools or even fools.)
Such self-worshipping politicians could turn out to be "anti" Christ, because of their arrogant natures. They might defy God in their narcissism, and most likely do what other hypocritical politicians do by claiming belief in God, while refusing to abide in God's Moral Essence and living a moral life. They would play to a lot of hateful, bigoted views, while leaving behind many less-cynical, but disenchanted with politics-as-usual, voters in the process.
The ultimate, final outcome of such an autocratic or dictatorial political system would depend on what God has in store for this world, which very much depends on us as a society and as individuals.
Having said all that, this book contains a fictional UFO story genuflecting on the moral purpose the human author believes that God intends for mankind.
This scribe or author is an every-man "nobody" in societal terms. He is not here, or anywhere, to promote himself, but rather to call attention to his knowledge of, or attitude and beliefs about, God and morality. He prays you will read and understand his mostly fictional story about the "LOG," or 'Life Of God, ' and how you relate to that Life.
