#901: Should 'god' be capitalized?

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🗓️ 19 January 2015

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Jen Peeples and John Iacoletti. Should 'god' be capitalized?. John responds to a claim from a believer that you should always capitalize 'god'.

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0:30.0	The way for the solution for the sake of the world
0:36.0	The solution is God, God, God, God for me
0:43.0	Yeah!
0:52.0	And everybody's probably saying, hey wait, where's Matt?
0:55.0	Well, Matt's doing some other stuff today.
0:57.0	So, hi everybody, I'm Jen Peoples.
0:59.0	I'll be your host today for this episode of the Atheist Experience.
1:03.0	It is Sunday, January 18th, and with me today is John Eccoletti.
1:07.0	Hello.
1:08.0	How you doing? Good. Good.
1:10.0	We haven't been on a show together yet, so this is cool.
1:12.0	I know, this is the first time.
1:14.0	So, the Atheist Experience is a live call-in TV show sponsored by the Atheist community of Austin,
1:20.0	a 501C3 nonprofit organization.
1:24.0	And we have a number of events throughout the week, including a Web Radio show,
1:28.0	the nonprofits, our lecture series at the Austin History Museum,
1:32.0	which actually happened today.
1:35.0	And of course, we have other Sunday activities, including a regular Sunday brunch,
1:39.0	on every weekend that we don't have the lecture.
1:43.0	And also a post-show dinner at El Aroyo, if you're in the Austin area,
1:47.0	you're welcome to join us for any of those events.
1:50.0	And also, don't forget we have the Texas Secular Convention coming up at the end of February.
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