God Complex

Weaponizing Scripture isn’t faith—it’s control with a halo.

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“God is rebuilding me.”
“I am the spiritual head.”
“This is a battle for the covenant.”

— Mark, as he slanders, deflects, and denies

You use the Bible like a hammer—never to build, only to break.
You post verses like band-aids over open wounds you created.
You frame yourself as a prophet, but sound more like a plaintiff with a persecution complex.

Let’s talk about your divine delusions:

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❓1. Who made you the authority on marriage?

You’ve had two wives—both of whom had to involve the courts for protection.
You’ve claimed both were rebellious, toxic, deceived, and demonized.
You’ve claimed:

• God gave you special spiritual insight
• You’re fighting to “restore” broken covenants
• Adultery was committed against you

But you neglect to mention:

• The DV reports
• The CPS calls
• The restraining orders
• The violations
• The emotional, financial, and spiritual abuse patterns

You keep quoting Paul while behaving like Pharaoh.
You weren’t appointed by God to restore marriages.
You were evicted by law enforcement from the last one you destroyed.

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❓2. Who made you the authority on the Bible?

You post verses out of context, misinterpret original languages, and twist doctrine into weapons.

• You conflate “covenant” with ownership.
• You use “forgiveness” to bypass accountability.
• You confuse persecution with consequence.
• You quote Jesus while living like Jonah—running, hiding, and blaming everyone else for the storm you created.

You didn’t study the Word to know God.
You studied it to manipulate others into seeing you as God’s mouthpiece.

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❓3. Who made you the authority on parenting?

Is it the therapists who diagnosed your son with severe ARFID and OCD and documented your interference in his treatment?Dr. Rao
Is it the court evaluators who found you unfit?
Is it the teachers, coaches, and pastors who watched you undermine, disrupt, and sabotage your children’s progress?

No?

Then maybe you should stop pretending your social media slogans make you a father.
Because while you’re out filming “Godly dad” content, your actual kids are recovering from the damage you caused.

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❓4. Who made you the authority on parental alienation?

You love to use the term.
But the only consistent alienation happening… is the one you created:

• Telling your kids their mother is evil
• Making them sign contracts denying their diagnosis
• Refusing to co-parent unless it goes through your “filter”
• Vilifying every adult in their lives who supports their healing

You’re not being alienated.
You’re being removed from situations where your presence is harmful.

And you know it.
That’s why you keep redefining alienation as “boundaries you don’t like.”

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❓5. Why do you post every day about how Godly you are?

If you’re really walking with Christ, why are you shouting it from the rooftops every 3 hours?

• Real faith doesn’t require applause.
• Real healing doesn’t require constant disclaimers.
• Real accountability doesn’t hide behind hashtags like #covenantkeeper, #biblicalmasculinity, and #kingdomdad

You’re trying to convince others—and probably yourself—that God is on your side.
But the fruit of your behavior tells a different story:

• Judgment without love
• Control without humility
• Performance without repentance

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Bottom Line:
You’ve built a theology that centers you as the victim, the savior, and the hero.
But every verse you quote in public is undone by the violence you do in private.

This isn’t Christianity.
It’s spiritual cosplay.

You aren’t defending the faith.
You’re defiling it—for likes, leverage, and legacy.