in "Rock and Roll Heaven": Jesus ( Will Ferrell) as their manager talks about discovering them in a bar and blurting "Oh my Dad!

and then added quickly, "You'll pardon me, my lords," because he was having a conversation with several gods at the time.Although the book is essentially witty and slightly absurd, it deals with challenges and experiences that many teens can identify with and celebrates diversity and individuality. My Dad Wrote a Porno has the somewhat confusing recurring bit of Belinda Blumenthal regularly swearing "By the Norse Gods! It appears that the term is meant as a neologism for the Christian God — clergymen from the Vatican megacity use the term as well. Within the strip all characters are assumed to be Pagan, unless labelled otherwise by crosses on their shirts. In fact, the programs of TRON and TRON: Legacy view users as gods in general, and invoke them as such.

Fundie - He is a stereotypical fundamentalist, Christian who tries to convert/save the souls of the pagan characters. In an early Star Trek episode, " The Man Trap", Sulu thanked Yeoman Rand for serving him lunch with "May the Great Bird of the Galaxy favor your nest. This time, it comes from Australian English, and it’s a common slang phrase that shows someone is taken aback by some information or the actions of another person. In addition to obvious phrases like "All-Mother be praised," one of their most common sayings is "from your lips to All-Mother's ears," denoting something obvious. She announced the album's tracklist on 1 November 2021, which included "Oh My God" as the fifth track.The people of the Six Duchies (and the Red Ship Pirates) have the two deities El and Eda, giving us curses such as "El and Eda in a tangle! In the Magic: The Gathering novel The Brothers War, Rusko, a Yotian clockmaker, yells "Bok and Mabok! Pokémon Detective Pikachu: Pikachu responds "Oh sweet mother of Arceus" (the Pokémon who created the world) upon being given a good chin-scritch. which is an extremely feminine oath and has the opposite effect, of making him come across as Camp Gay. Note that, in the books, Jaskier claims Melitele's cult will never end, because women in childbirth need to swear.

A man who has been put into financial difficulty by horseracing suddenly breaks his introspection to ask his son if he loves him. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. The kingdom in which NIMONA (2023) takes place reveres their founder Gloreth, said to have vanquished a hideous monster and set up the system of knighthood. Matthew 28:19 "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Justified in that he was trying to make a point about Yotia's religion, which borrows deities from other cultures.In a definite Brave New World shout-out in the Mortal Engines series, Londoners and some other traction city dwellers use "By Clio! In the Rankin and Bass film The Flight of Dragons, Carolinus, the green wizard, utters, "By the beards of antiquity!

At the time, Christians were unsure whether an unbaptized person could go to Heaven, no matter how faithful they were. Whether or not you actually have a taboo against swearing by "God", creative curses are good for characterization: in William Shakespeare's Othello, Manipulative Bastard Iago swears "by Janus" — the two-faced god. People in the Empire usually swear by the gods, or Mother Moon (who is apparently one of the more popular deities). Given most of them are gods, it'd be pretty strange for them to swear by themselves, though Zagreus does often swear by his father's name, often facetiously.

He is then rescued by Krishna Vasudev Yadav, who claims to be a real estate agent originally from Gokul, Uttar Pradesh, yet is also responsible for supernatural acts outside of the human realm. Also common was the singular "God", which might mean either the chief god of the pantheon or whatever god the speaker happened to be particularly devoted to. Emerald City Confidential has characters swearing by Lurline (a fairy queen whom Land of Oz fanon has upgraded to goddess status). which was a common exclamation in early-20th century America that either started as an Unusual Euphemism or a military usage, see some other Wiki for info.