Difference between revisions of "G-d"

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G-d is a Jewish way of writing "God" so as to eliminate the risk of God's name being defaced.^[1] It is most common in the Orthordox tradition.

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−	'''G-d''' is a Jewish way of writing "God" so as to eliminate the risk of God's name being defaced.<ref>[http://www.jewfaq.org/name.htm]</ref> It is most common in the Orthordox tradition.	+	'''G-d''' is a Jewish way of writing "[[God]]" so as to eliminate the risk of God's name being defaced.<ref>[http://www.jewfaq.org/name.htm]</ref> It is most common in the Orthordox tradition.

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