skafather84 wrote:
capitalized h and referring to him...so a patriarchal god that demands capitalization...most likely judeo-christian in nature since that is where such a tradition is most frequently found today.
touchy little christian, aren't you.
It's honorific. "him" would imply anyone. "Him" only implies one (and "Her" for people who view Him in different aspects).
I've countless times said I'm not Christian. I believe you are merely calling me that to insult me. It's ok, I am not offended.
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