Which one is correct: 'the God' or 'God'?

“The God” usually goes with some kind of elaboration. “The God of Christians”, “The God who told us to love each other”. When talking about monotheistic religions, you would usually capitalize God. But you can also write, for example, “the god who carries a spear” when talking about Odin, i.e. read more

If one is referring to a creator of the Universe, God would be correct If one is referring to a God that has specific realm or purpose (Neptune for example) then The God (of the sea) would be appropriate. read more

Each person has been designed by God for a purpose, and each has a destiny that awaits him—one of eternal life with God or eternal separation from Him. This deduction (and the point of God becoming a man in Christ) also refutes Deism, which says God is not interested in the affairs of mankind. read more

Both are technically used, though goddamn would be correct. Only the questioner, answerer, or Premium users can play this audio. read more