Just a quick reminder to writers...
Capitalize words referring to the Deity.
Examples: God, Jehovah, the Father, the Son, the Messiah, the Almighty, the Lord
Pronouns referring to God (he, him, and, rarely, who, whom, etc.) are often capitalized.
Examples:
Faith in God rests on belief in His goodness.
For He cometh, He cometh to judge the earth.
* Do not capitalize god when referring to the gods of ancient mythology.
Example:
Homer writes about many of the Greek gods and goddesses in The Iliad and The Odyssey.
Happy writing, and let me leave you with food for thought: "We are all apprentices in a craft where no one ever becomes a master." ~ Ernest Hemingway
Holy terror or holy terror
ReplyDeleteWhat a good question! Since "holy terror" is a slang expression, neither word is capitalized, unless, of course, "holy" is the first word in a sentence, you are capitalizing a title, etc.
ReplyDeleteExample: The freckle-faced boy was such a holy terror, everyone left the birthday party early.
Who is God, and Who is king? Would this rendering of capitalization of pronouns referring to the Deity be proper?
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