Believing in G-d...

Janesville, Wisconsin
May 13, 2007 11:43pm CST
Most people in America say they believe in G-d. What does believing in G-d mean to you?.. How does G-d help you, and please share with us your understanding deity concepts. - DNatureofDTrain
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mattithyahu
@mattithyahu (389)
• United States
14 May 07
It is ok to say "God," he doesn't mind when people talk about him.
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Casey Heinzism
@dnatureofdtrain (5273)
• Janesville, Wisconsin
14 May 07
The reason I type it as G-d, is the name is not supposed to be written, if it has a chance to get erased it is suppose to be written on something that is going to last forever... I am into the habit of writing it this way out of respect for my Jewish/Hebrew friends and some Christian. When I pray to G-d. I use the word Spirit.. Or say Mother of Mothers, Father of Fathers, Spirit of All Ascended masters.. refering to the G-d of everyone Jesus, Buddha, Mohammed, Peace be upon them all.. Etc.. I am sure he does not mind if we talk about him. I agree with that, Thanks for responding, - DNatureofDTrain
Galena
@Galena (9110)
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14 May 07
God isn't a name though, is it. its more of a job description. another word for deity.
mattithyahu
@mattithyahu (389)
• United States
15 May 07
"God" is written all over the Jewish and Christian scriptures so I don't really see how writing like that is somehow more respectful. And I do think God is his name, not just s descriptor or job. If it was "god" it would be a descriptor of deity. God, especially when written in the OT, is actually Yahweh, the personal god of Israel.