[ SECRET POST #2307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2307 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not really. If you're referring to a god whose name is "God," you capitalize it regardless of whether you think the god named God exists or not.

[(Anonymous)]

No god is named "god". Gods in monotheistic religions are sometimes addressed as "God", and capitalized, but that doesn't make it their name.

[(Anonymous)]

So, the Lord's Prayer addressed to God the Father doesn't count? Well, how about God the High and Exalted One, El-Shaddai, or Jehovah? How many titles do they have to use, exactly, before you just suck it up and use the shift key?

If we're going specifically by the Bible, the Judeo-Christian god is called God because His real name is supposed to transcend human perception. For all intents and purposes, God is the name used. Even if it was just a title, it would be equivalent to saying King, and guess what? That's still capitalized.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I agree that properly speaking, the Judeo-Christian God should be capitalized. (I'm new in this thread.) I'm just being pedantic and insisting that technically speaking, God is a title/descriptor/epithet rather than a name.

[(Anonymous)]

what sect of christianity are you that your lord's prayer begins 'god the father' and not 'our father'?

[sky_queen3]

I think they meant it's a prayer to God the Father not that is starts with it.