*lost*:
jeffro - why don't you go and start one ? not against the rules is it ?
Ah... I see it is the concept of analogy that is *lost*.
But to dumb it down for you, insisting that YHVH is 'more correct' than YHWH is fairly banal semantics regarding the available options for transliteration of Hebrew vav into English. Central to the insistence on one phoneme over the other is the claim that we're not actually talking about a fictional character. Names are translated into different languages all the time. It's really not that mysterious.
The Jesus part is ok. The name ''Jesus'' ok too.
Double-standard much? Why is "Jesus" suddenly okay despite the fact that, like "W", there isn't actually a "J" in Hebrew? (That is a rhetorical question, as I'm not interested in religious superstitions about 'ineffible names'.) Fact is, if you want to be dogmatic about 'the' pronunciation of the name of 'god', you should apply the same 'rules' to all names translated from Hebrew.