Biology, asked by vitthal, 1 year ago

differnce between God and god

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Answered by Warzone

There is a difference between the meanings of the two words, yes. 'God' (with a capital) means the one deity in the monotheistic religion in question, while 'god' (without a capital) is a common noun that refers to any deity from any religion or set of religions.

Answered by l123o12l

God starts with 'G'.. god starts wih 'g'..simple

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