Virtue of the Gods

The First Letter to Aloysius

By: Kevin L. Michel

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

This work is the first letter to my friend Aloysius regarding the “Virtue of the Gods.” It has been made available to you the reader in what shall be multiple formats. In the letter, I discuss the first virtue required to be one with the gods, which is: “a god walks through fire.” This encompasses many ideas, including that a god fears not pain nor suffering, a god has confidence, self-belief, has concern for the present and future of humanity, a god has agency and intent. A god does not succumb to threats of hellfire. A god knows that faith is not a virtue – faith is lazy. Engaging in research, investigation, and critical thinking – those are the virtues of the gods! From reading this letter, the reader may be inspired to assume his/her true nature as a divine being. The reader may come to see the responsibility which he/she has to create a heaven on Earth, and throughout this universe. Both the secularist, and the religious, may benefit from this perspective. This is a letter, and thus, it is brief.