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God with a capital "G" is a word used for monotheistic, nigh omnipotent, true omnipotent, or monarch Deities especially the Christian God, it can be also used for any deities (especially male ones) if the word is inserted in the beginning of sentences or included in titles or subtitles.

List of people who bear the God title[]

  • Achamán (Guanches)
  • Ahura Mazda (Zoroastrianism)
  • Allah (Arabian mythology)
  • Al-Lat/Athirat (pre-Islamic religion)
  • Amun (Berber mythology via Ugaritic Baal-Hammon; later adopted to Egyptian mythology and Greco-Roman mythology as Belus-Ammon)
  • Anu (Mesopotamian mythology)
  • Aten (Egyptian mythology)
  • Baphomet (is a deity worshipped by renegade mystic Jews and later adapted to Thelema and Christo-Islamic folklore)
  • ʾEl (Caananite mythology, having multiple names such as Yahweh, Elaha, El Shaddai, Allah, etc.)
  • Elagabalus (Arabo-Syro-Phoenician mythology and later adopted to Roman mythology via Emperor Varius)
  • Enlil (Mesopotamian mythology)
  • Lugh (Celtic mythology)
  • Khaos (Greek mythology later adopted in Roman mythology and Thelema)
  • Marduk (Mesopotamian mythology, his Arabic name is Nimrod, this name was also used for Gilgamesh and a human king said to be the grandson of the prophet Noah)
  • The New Testamant God or God the Father
  • Óðinn (Norse mythology)
  • Ra (Egyptian mythology)
  • Xwede (Yazidism)
  • Yahweh (Ancient Israelite religion, Judaism, and the Old Testament of Christianity)
  • Zeus/Jupiter (Greco-Roman mythology)

For more see: Monarchs of the Gods and the deities who are listed here: Baʿal (disambiguation).

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