This is interesting to me. I once worked for a Jewish book publishing company and was given the assignment to edit a special Birchas Hamazon that was being annotated by Rav Immanuel Jakubowitz (sp?)who was then Chief Rabbi of England. He repeatedly wrote the name out as G o d (no spaces), and I respectfully wrote in my recommendations, that it was more typically written as G-d and I would like to make the changes. He sent me back a polite thank you note and said that it should be written exactly as he specified, that there was no reason to write a dash and omit the o. We did it his way, of course.
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