dantech
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I'm assuming CMike is a New Yorker, yanno is just one of those NYisms. It means, "You know?" or more accurately, "don't you know?"
aahhhhh. I thought that a nickname for someone named Yaniv
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I'm assuming CMike is a New Yorker, yanno is just one of those NYisms. It means, "You know?" or more accurately, "don't you know?"
Why orthodox Jews spell G-D, G-D, without fully spelling out the word
The word G-D isn't spelled out by orthodox Jews. The reason for this is because of the concern that the paper with the word will be thrown out, erased, or destroyed. It is considered disrespectful toward G-D. To remedy the potential problem, orthodox Jews don't write out G-D's name. On paper. On a computer screen there is absolutely no problem since it is just a bunch of pixels that are refreshed 60+ times per minute. Other wise God's name would be erased and rewritten on the screen 60+ times every minute. Because of the possibility of someone printing out what I wrote and then defacing it, Orthodox Jews tend to refrain from actually typing in one of God's name on the computer as well. (Suggest take out this sentence However, "God" is not a name of our God, it is a title so there is no issue in writing the actual word "GOD" )on paper or on a computerI don't agree with that. There is an issue with writing out G-D and erasing it and/or deleting it. It still refers to G-D. I would take out that last sentence.
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So anything that refers to our God shouldn't be written? If I write my Creator, I should actually write it my Cr-ator? The Alm-ghty? K-ng of K-ngs?
Why do you think it's not alright to write, or rather to erase, a title that refers to our creator?
Rather than getting to an arguement about it, I would rather post from what I consider legitimate sources of why we aren't suppoesed to write out G-D.That post doesn't, at all, answer my question to you.
I stand corrected.
If this is the only thing we disagree on, then just disregard it and post the new orthodoxy description. It's fine the way it is now.
My suggestion would be to start that particular section with "Some Orthodox Jews don't spell ..." or something along those lines.
Since Dan and I don't agree on this, I suggest eliminate the paragraph completely.