[Responding to "Notice the uncapitalized "i"'s everywhere." Link added.]
are you really that stupid? i don't capitalize anything, except Christ and God or Jehovah, etc. what sign are you talking about. only lucifer uses so many capitalized "i's" read Isaiah <a href="http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=isaiah%2014:12-15&version=9 ">14:12-15</a>. you haven't done anything but criticise. just because i don't use your method, it doesn't mean i'm not telling the truth.
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",,,just because i don't use your method, it doesn't mean i'm not telling the truth."
Goodness. I shudder to think what this guy would do if he were forced to live in Germany. He'd have fits over all of the caps.
xMinionX:
Non-capitilzation isn't always a sign of stupidity (a good friend who is a sub editor on a large mainstream magazine, and has a Master's degree in English, never capitlizes sentences in e-mails), however in this case, due to the idiotic justification given, I'd say it is.
I taught English for a couple of years, and it amazed me how some people tried to dodge the whole issue of capitalization just to have one less thing to deal with. One girl wrote her papers with every single letter a capital (broken capslock on her pen, maybe?), and she truly had a hard time understanding why that was no better than never capitalizing any letters. To my recollection, though, she never tried to use some religious concept to justify it.
It's called the rules of the printed or written language. If you don't use them you're doing it wrong. I capitalize all titles and have heard people say you don't capatalize Atheist. I do, if it's wrong it's forgivable, but not following the rules of writting just destroys the flow and to do it for religious reasons is ridiculous and pretentious.
After all, Scholars of the Bible do follow those rules, y'know them, those people who actually know what it says.
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