Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
What makes you think that writing the word bible in a lower case b is blaspheming it?
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bible vs Bible
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What makes you think that writing the word bible in a lower case b is blaspheming it?
Capitalisation does not equate to importance imo
Heyo
Veteran Member
Bibliothek in German. I guess it is pretty common. Makes me wonder why English uses library (which comes from the Roman "libris", the book).
Viker
Häxan
For someone who complains so much about capitalizing proper nouns you sure don't mind doing so yourself.
In Italian it's biblioteca.
Now you got me doing a bit of Google..
Both bibliotec and library are from latin roots, bibliotheca meaning book room and liber meaning book.
Heyo
Veteran Member
Only that "biblioteke" is Greek (from "biblion", book) and later Latinized. bibliothec | Etymology, origin and meaning of bibliothec by etymonline
Yes greek, through latin to the rest of the world (mostly)
questfortruth
Well-Known Member
Title of any book must be capitalized.
It's a title, so I capitalize it just as I would the New York Times.
Since I suspect you capitalize the New York Times as well, tell me ─ do you do so because you think it's holy?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
Rest assured this is entirely encouraged by you and no one or nothing else is to blame.
bible.
That wasn't a typo, but you are probably getting worked up over one.
Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
Yes, it's proper grammar to capitalize the title of a book, but it's not blasphemy to not capitalize the book's title.
QuestioningMind
Well-Known Member
I don't believe in blaspheme, so it doesn't matter if I capitalize the name of your book.
He seems to have this strange idea that you capitalise them if you are indicating respect or something.
It's been 20 years+ since I was a teacher, and that still leaves me somewhat irritated.
Heyo
Veteran Member
That is sooo wrong. Words at the beginning of a sentence are always capitalized.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
oh well. i dont care. just as long as i always remember to capitalize Towel everything is good.
fun fact. the hebrew alphabet that was used to write a large portion of the bible has no capital letters.
for what it is worth.
paarsurrey
Veteran Member
Do books from anonymous people have any value, please?
Regards
Regards
paarsurrey
Veteran Member
Was there any capitalization practice in the ancient times also, please?
If not, why not, please?
Regards
Tinker Grey
Wanderer
In this context, the word we're looking for is blasphemy, not blaspheme. The first is the noun; the second the verb.
Or, perhaps, I should write Blasphemy.
Or, perhaps, I should write Blasphemy.
