Here Garner Ted Armstrong canvasses the many means by which man, both pagan and professing christian, have over centuries sought to "please" God or "their gods". Human sacrifice was even until recently thought to be pleasing to 'the gods". A more modern paganism has "christians" babbling in "tongues", arm waving and speaking gibberish - even though the Apostle Paul rails against such - see for example 1 Corinthians 14. Of course it is plain enough that Paul was speaking against people speaking a foreign tongue or language to an audience that did not speak that language - unless with an interpreter. There are many other examples of attempts to please God cited - most utterly futile. But there is a right kind of praise worship that GTA outlines at the end.