Comments on: God caught selling cocaine near a church

By: Dimple Veloso

Dimple Veloso — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 05:50:09 +0000

I am a Dutchman and live in Holland. In our country there are laws regarding the kind of names that people can give their children. In Holland you cannot call your child tulip or football or Satan or windmill. I am sure that in all countries there must be laws that tell the people what names they can choose for their children. I am also sure that there are no countries where you may give your child the name God. nice blog Regards Dimple http://medcall.com.au

By: Info on Christianity

Info on Christianity — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 09:07:09 +0000

Two comments:
1 I am a Dutchman and live in Holland. In our country there are laws regarding the kind of names that people can give their children. In Holland you cannot call your child tulip or football or Satan or windmill. I am sure that in all countries there must be laws that tell the people what names they can choose for their children. I am also sure that there are no countries where you may give your child the name God.
2 God is not a proper name. The word god is used in many (perhaps in all) religions to refer to the being that created the world. The word is also used for beings that live in another world than ours: a heaven of some sort.

The Christian Bible reveals to us that the name of the being that the Christians call God is JHWH (Jahweh or Jehovah)

By: aurora_starfire

aurora_starfire — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 18:38:15 +0000

I read about this yesterday. Who would name their kid “God”?!