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Perhaps the major difference between OSPF and BGP, if we're dealing with Internet size route tables, is BGP's capacity to handle a large number of routes (like the 400,000 or so in the Internet).
You could use OSPF between yourself and your ISP (assuming the ISP was willing), but such might only be used for passing your routes to the Internet and receiving just a default.
