When you are referring to a Super Advanced...a Siddhartha or a Jesus in the pronoun form (he, his, and her) do you capitalize it? I have several copies of many different religious texts and I have seen it both ways. I am writing a review on Richard Bach's "Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah" and I want to make sure any pronouns referring to a Super Advanced are in the proper form.

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anonymous · Answer

http://forums.catholic.com/showthread.php?p=4458778 wikipedia:: Many European languages traditionally capitalize nouns and pronouns used to refer to God, including references to Jesus Christ (reverential capitals): hallowed be Thy name, look what He has done. Some English authors capitalize any word referring to God: the Lamb, the Almighty; some capitalize "Thy Name". put it simply:: u may or may not: up to u...

anonymous · Answer

No, you don't capitalize pronouns ever unless they are starting a sentence.