
Originally Posted by
Gnome Rage
Only a capital if you believe "God" to be a person... which, he can't be because he is a god.
Apollo and Zeus are also gods, but they had sense enough to have REAL names.
(the more times you right god the more silly the word looks and sounds... like stick, stick stick stick stick)
If you are saying a god, as in there are multiple, you'd be correct. It isn't capitalized. If you are saying God, as in there is only one, it is a proper noun. Belief plays no factor into it. It is just grammar. The same way that you capitalize any other deity's name.
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