'God is Death' in latin?

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'God is Death' in latin? Don't ask why I'm asking =)

'Deus est Mors'? 'Deus est Mortem'?

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Deus est Mors

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@George,

Thank you! What is the difference between 'Mors' and 'Mortem'?

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@Dante00001,

Mors is the nominative case.
Mortem is the accusative case.

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@George,

Ah, I guessed right, a bit of long term memory in action.

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@ossobuco,

Never really goes away.

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@Dante00001,

latin does not have a definite article so unless you can take 'Deus' as a proper name -- and Death for that matter-- it makes no sense. Early Latin would have been all caps so your thinking that the caps say something is wrong.

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@AugustineBrother,

From the Middle Ages on, it has been common practice to use upper and
lower case letters. The original poster's thinking is not wrong at all unless
he wishes to emulate the Classical form of writing.

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