YHVH is spelled "God."

I don't care if one is not a believer. "God" is the Judeo-Christian deity; "god" (or "goddess"😉 is a deity not part of Judeo-Christianity. It is erroneous to capitalize "god" (or "goddess"😉 when describing a deity that is not YHVH, and it is erroneous to use the word "god" when describing YHVH.

Now, I'm waiting on the spam telling me that I'm bigoted against false gods.

BRING IT ON, BITCHES!

Ok, so its like Allah, just Judeo-Christian.

Originally posted by FeceMan
Now, I'm waiting on the spam telling me that I'm bigoted against false gods.

How come its not bigotry to insult pagan gods and old mythologies, but when someone insults your God and your mythology, it's suddently "bigotry" ? 😬

Originally posted by FeceMan
BRING IT ON, BITCHES!

😆 😆 😆 😆 😆

Your tactics have become more and more desparate over time

*Sighs.*

You bloody twit, I was being facetious.

God damn, this thread sucks.

Originally posted by Boris
God damn, this thread sucks.

Originally posted by FeceMan
You bloody twit

Originally posted by FeceMan
I don't care if one is not a believer. "God" is the Judeo-Christian deity; "god" (or "goddess"😉 is a deity not part of Judeo-Christianity. It is erroneous to capitalize "god" (or "goddess"😉 when describing a deity that is not YHVH, and it is erroneous to use the word "god" when describing YHVH.

Now, I'm waiting on the spam telling me that I'm bigoted against false gods.

BRING IT ON, BITCHES!

I see it quite differently: I spell god when I talk about YHVH, Zeus or any other man made god. However, when I talk about the mystic law I spell it God, for convenience.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
I see it quite differently

Originally posted by FeceMan
I don't care if you see blue as yellow--you're still wrong.

How can I be wrong about how I see it?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
How can I be wrong about how I see it?

Originally posted by FeceMan
Because the rules of grammar don't give two shits about your point-of-view.

What rules of grammar? There is no such thing as a rule about the spelling of god other then in the bible. Why believe the bible?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
What rules of grammar? There is no such thing as a rule about the spelling of god other then in the bible. Why believe the bible?

Or I could just continue referring to it as the Judeo-Christian god as per usual...

i prefer "oh mighty smiter"

Originally posted by FeceMan
I don't care if one is not a believer. "God" is the Judeo-Christian deity; "god" (or "goddess"😉 is a deity not part of Judeo-Christianity. It is erroneous to capitalize "god" (or "goddess"😉 when describing a deity that is not YHVH, and it is erroneous to use the word "god" when describing YHVH.

Now, I'm waiting on the spam telling me that I'm bigoted against false gods.

BRING IT ON, BITCHES!

I would agree, but I think I will just call he/she/it "god" from now on to spite you.

Originally posted by FeceMan
When describing YHVH, "God" is a title, not a state of being like it is with other deities.

But I do it out of disrespect. 😆

Does all this also mean God's last name isn't Dammit?

Originally posted by Mindship
Does all this also mean God's last name isn't Dammit?

Not in my house. 😆 jk

Originally posted by FeceMan
I don't care if one is not a believer. "God" is the Judeo-Christian deity; "god" (or "goddess"😉 is a deity not part of Judeo-Christianity. It is erroneous to capitalize "god" (or "goddess"😉 when describing a deity that is not YHVH, and it is erroneous to use the word "god" when describing YHVH.

Now, I'm waiting on the spam telling me that I'm bigoted against false gods.

BRING IT ON, BITCHES!

The best solution to this grammatical quagmire is to accept that neither christian or non-christian use of the word "god" deserves to be capitalized.

This thread is fkn retarted like most of my threads