A God Thing

This book contains a fictional UFO story genuflecting on the moral purpose the human author believes that the God Author intends for humankind. (Para) This "scribe" author of the work is a societal, "every-man," or a "nobody" in egoistic terms. Good that he has no aspiration to be any 'body' in this world. He understands that "who" anyone "is" is defined by God, and only has meaning as it regards that person's relationship with God. (Para) That "non-vanity" concept is the very underpinning of the book. In fact, this author is not concerned with what you do or don't know about him personally. 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. (Para) What he might want you to know is that, depending on when you read this, he already may have transcended this realm. These possibly final words are a culmination of years of work, and as an octogenarian, he is ready to say, "Hello Heaven" - through God's willing Grace.