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Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Should "king" and "lord" be in upper case?

One of his followers answered, “Their residence and properties are equivalent to those of my Lord, the King.”

Should "king" and "lord" be in upper case?

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tamguatlay Should "king" and "lord" be in upper case? In Christian contexts, if it is a reference to *** or Jesus Christ, yes. In other (especially secular) contexts, no.

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  • tamguatlay Should "king" and "lord" be in upper case?
  • In Christian contexts, if it is a reference to *** or Jesus Christ, yes.
  • In other (especially secular) contexts, no.
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tamguatlayShould "king" and "lord" be in upper case?
In Christian contexts, if it is a reference to *** or Jesus Christ, yes.
In other (especially secular) contexts, no.
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tamguatlayShould "king" and "lord" be in upper case?
You have already asked this and been well answered on another thread. Members who persist in duplicating posts may have both posts deleted or be banned from participation here.
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