Views can be seen but not the data - security

We have SQL Server 2005, and an outside consultant created views as a 'GOD' login. Now other logins can see the view, but no data is returned. The 'GOD' login returns data from the same views.
Other logins can see the data from the underlying tables for the views.
Consultant is no longer with us, so we are trying to see how to correct this. We don't have a DBA - I'm a software developer and I've done some light DBA work out of necessity.
I don't see anywhere on Server Managament Studio where the views have restrictions set.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance,
jej1216

Hello,
You can use the following SELECT to see all permissions explixitcly granted on an object (or securable as it is called):
SELECT * FROM sys.database_permissionsWHERE
major_id = object_id('NameOfView')
By default, a database user does not have any permissions so you wouldn't have to set restrictions in order to prevent them from doing things - it is rather the other way around.
Does this answer your question?
Kind Regard,
/Elisabeth