The enemy doesn’t need you to hate God. He just needs you too distracted to talk to Him.

Nothing has to turn you against God for the relationship to go quiet. It only has to fill every gap. The hours get accounted for, the silences get covered, and months pass without a real conversation, not because you decided anything but because no minute was left uncolonised by a screen. Drift never feels like a choice, which is exactly what makes it work.

Look at where your first ten minutes awake actually go. Put one daily gap back, the walk to class, the bus, the time before sleep, and leave it empty on purpose. Drift gets reversed by boring repeated decisions, not dramatic ones.