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Ladies, when I lived in Germany, in Bavaria there is a greeting - Gruss Gott. Nothing religious about the greeting, just a pleasant, customary greeting. Can you imagine the confusion if every time one said hello in this manner, someone went running from the room, waving their hands in the air and screaming "There IS No God! There IS not God!?" One must wonder about the thinking process of a person who must make a negative statement and explanation regarding the existance of God each time they hear this word. My question is do you consider this paranoia or personal insecurity?