It's not about proselytizing. I personally see God as a concept here - people who think very highly of themselves regarding their virtues and ideals, yet being unaware of their shortcomings and flaws. One who thinks he's being helpful to someone or society, yet not aware and not caring about the side effects.

As for what you said earlier - Individuals are becoming increasingly dependent on technology - have faith in father Google and feel love in mother Facebook.
*chuckles* It's a way to see this.
Technology shifts reality, creating an A.R (Artificial Reality). Instead of asking parents for advice, we ask Google for advice. Instead of love in family, we love through Facebook.
We try to settle down yet technology disrupts the peace and silence we strive for again and again, suppressing emotional growth and creating artificial life dynamics - it's no longer Mother Nature, but Father Google, Mother Facebook, Prince Twitter and all the many other members of the capitalistic monarchy.

The God Effect of Facebook for instance was the following: Spiritually show Facebook as the thriving way of communicating together, yet realistically make Facebook for increasing profits on a global scale, increasing transactions, commercials - a win-win for companies, yet another whirlwind created inside social constructs just wishing to settle down already.