someone please solve this.

A publisher contracts with an author to write a book about religion. As an atheist, the author's values prohibit him from capitalizing the word "God," but his publishers insist that he do just that.

After some thought, he figures out a way to do what his publishers ask without compromising his principles. When the book is written, it appears as normal as any other book on religion (i.e. not in ALL CAPS or in another language, etc.), and the actual word in question appears hundreds of times. Yet the author and his publishers are both happy.

How does he do it?

please please. :D

im going crazy thinking of the answer. o_O