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To: zook
I never saw this practice (of writing "G-d") until quite recently, and only on the Internet. Growing up as a frequent reader of a broad range of political, religious, and philosophic literature, it was something I never encountered among authors of any faith. My guess is that it's something "new age."

Only if you call following a 3000 or so year old tradition "new age..."
91 posted on 07/07/2003 7:56:32 AM PDT by adam_az
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To: adam_az
If it really was a 3000 year old tradition *widespread* practice in English, then I would have encountered it sometime during my 50 years on this earth prior to the last couple of years.
102 posted on 07/07/2003 8:31:05 AM PDT by zook
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To: adam_az
Only if you call following a 3000 or so year old tradition "new age..."

"New Age" is actually "Old Age"--deriving its practices and beliefs from a number of pre-Christian faiths, such as Hindu spirituality, for example, and even from Jewish sources such as the Kabbalah. Just ask Madonna (the singer, not The Madonna). Or is that M-donna?

229 posted on 07/09/2003 9:56:17 AM PDT by Hoppean
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