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The word act, as used in the term Act of Congress, is a common, not a proper noun. The capitalization of the word act is deprecated by some dictionaries and usage authorities. Some writers, in particular the U.S. Code, capitalize Act.
On a related note, both Chicago and AP style capitalize the word âGodâ when referring to the supreme deity â the God of a monotheistic religion. However, they lower-case âgodâ when referring to the gods of polytheistic faiths, such as Hinduism or the gods of Norse, Greek or Roman mythology.t the same time, the lack of capitalized pronouns doesnât necessarily need to be seen as a sign of disrespect. The King James Version, which celebrates its 400th anniversary this year, does not capitalize pronouns that refer to God.