[greyfoxx39]

I’m fully aware of what Joseph Smith taught regarding the origin of God. I’m also fully aware of what he taught regarding the potential of man — that we can become like God. I believe both principles.

Becoming a "god" of your own planet, is a little more than "becoming like God.

That doesn’t change my relationship to God. To me, you, the earth, the heavens, God is infinite, eternal, from everlasting to everlasting because we are created by him. He will always be God to me and you — therefore there he is and always will be the object of my worship.

Why not capitalize He and Him?

[Godzilla]

ping to

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2573121/posts?page=93#93

[Normandy]

Sometimes I do capitalize pronouns when referring to God. Other times I don’t. I think both practices are acceptable. I’m used to reading them not capitalized in the scriptures.