CodeOfEthics.md - fix typo

[drehak]

Hi, you made a few typos in the Code of Ethics. Maybe your keyboard was acting up, I don't know. Either way, God bless!

[babydonthurtme1]

A Red Hat developer who stole the Vatican's CSS is mocking a anti Red Hat Jew for censoring the ten commandments. What a sentence.

Anyway, Christ is Lord and Red Hat sucks. Censoring Lord and God is also cringe. I approve.

[uityyy]

Writing holy names without all their letters like this was a common practice in early Christianity too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomina_sacra

[babydonthurtme1]

Writing holy names without all their letters like this was a common practice in early Christianity too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomina_sacra

This is not surprising considering Jesus first followers were Jewish. It is important to note this was a matter of personal preference than some universal law.

"There are a few Christian manuscripts without the nomina sacra,
and we should not be surprised at this. Given that there was no legislative mechanism for enforcing the scribal practice in question
across the geographical expanse of Christian circles of the second and
third centuries, we should not expect the nomina sacra to have been
employed in uniform fashion or by all Christian scribes." (Hurtado, 2003, p. 4).

What is more important though is the fact that "The bulk of Jewish legal opinion agrees that the law applies only to the written name of God when written in Hebrew and not when written in other languages." https://reformjudaism.org/learning/answers-jewish-questions/why-do-some-jews-write-g-d-instead-god

Even from a Orthodox Jewish perspective, there is no lawful requirement from the Torah to censor Lord or God in the .md file of this repo. My point still stands.