" Oh my God"...... Soul know you. (America, atheist) - Page 2

YmirGF · #11 04-08-2008, 09:01 AM

Given that people of both sexes are inclined to shout, "Oh my god..." or "oh God" whilst in the heat of sexual passion, Moegypt, I wouldn't be too inclined to read a lot into this rather common expression. It is actually such a common expression, it no longer actually means anything but a form of exclamation. Period.

moegypt · #12 04-08-2008, 03:08 PM

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Given that people of both sexes are inclined to shout, "Oh my god..." or "oh God" whilst in the heat of sexual passion, Moegypt, I wouldn't be too inclined to read a lot into this rather common expression. It is actually such a common expression, it no longer actually means anything but a form of exclamation. Period.

People say it because their souls know it since they were born.... heart always go rapidly to its creator.. and remember him in catastrophes and forget him in luxury!!

So, People say from the deepest place in their hearts " Oh my God".

10)32.) Such is Allah, your real Cherisher and Sustainer: apart from truth, what (remains) but error? How then are ye turned away?

YmirGF · #13 04-08-2008, 03:55 PM

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People say it because their souls know it since they were born.... heart always go rapidly to its creator.. and remember him in catastrophes and forget him in luxury!!

So, People say from the deepest place in their hearts " Oh my God".

10)32.) Such is Allah, your real Cherisher and Sustainer: apart from truth, what (remains) but error? How then are ye turned away?

If this is as you claim Mo, then people are defining mini spiritual experience. Sadly, this just is not the case and to claim it is is essentially making a claim that is absurd. I can only reiterate that this is such a common expression that it no longer has any real sentiment attached to it. One may as well say "oh gosh", as that is all "oh my god" normally means. Your premise that this is what their souls know since they were born is a intellectual construction that cannot be proven to be right or wrong. It therefore falls within the domain of why bother even mentioning it in the first place.

mball1297 · #14 04-08-2008, 04:09 PM

Yes, it is so common that people don't even think about what it means. As was stated before, it is used in many places where cuss words are also used. It means no more than "ouch" means.

moegypt · #15 04-08-2008, 04:58 PM

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Yes, it is so common that people don't even think about what it means. As was stated before, it is used in many places where cuss words are also used. It means no more than "ouch" means.

so they dont say "ouch" or "oh" only... why they say " My God" because of nothing?! or because it means nothing ?!

~Amin~ · #16 04-08-2008, 05:37 PM

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If this is as you claim Mo, then people are defining mini spiritual experience. Sadly, this just is not the case and to claim it is is essentially making a claim that is absurd. I can only reiterate that this is such a common expression that it no longer has any real sentiment attached to it. One may as well say "oh gosh", as that is all "oh my god" normally means. Your premise that this is what their souls know since they were born is a intellectual construction that cannot be proven to be right or wrong. It therefore falls within the domain of why bother even mentioning it in the first place.

So direct your face(self) towards the faith, inclining to truth.
the FITRA [ the natural inborn inclination of man to worship
his Creator prior to the corruption of his nature by external
influences. Thus Islamic monotheism described as the religion
of FITRA- that of the inherent nature of mankind] of God upon
which He created mankind. No change should there be in the creation
of God, that is the correct way, but most of the people do not KNOW.
Qur'an.30, 30.

mball1297 · #17 04-08-2008, 06:08 PM

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so they dont say "ouch" or "oh" only... why they say " My God" because of nothing?! or because it means nothing ?!

I'm not exactly sure of what you're trying to say here, so forgive me if my response doesn't quite answer your post.

If you're asking why people say "My God" instead of just "Oh", then the answer is because it is an exclamation that shows surprise. I routinely say "Jesus Christ" when something surprises, or shocks me, but I assure you I don't believe in him as more than just a figure in history.

newcastle · #18 04-08-2008, 10:48 PM

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When people face catastrophes... they say from the deepest place in their hearts " oh my God"

They rememberd now that there is a God.... When they exceed the problem, They again deny him!

Oh my God..... Souls know you but some minds deny..Some minds deny.

You create the first thing of everything........ Where is other Gods?

You created these people who deny you... and after they passed their childhood, and become men and women... They deny you now!!

oh my God..

Beautiul, praise be to Allah and Idris my greatest teacher...

Bouncing Ball · #19 04-09-2008, 02:04 AM

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People say it because their souls know it since they were born.... heart always go rapidly to its creator.. and remember him in catastrophes and forget him in luxury!!

So, People say from the deepest place in their hearts " Oh my God".

10)32.) Such is Allah, your real Cherisher and Sustainer: apart from truth, what (remains) but error? How then are ye turned away?

If I was born with it, why is that I only use the english version, wich I hear on tv all the time? And not the one of my native language? Are you saying it's only the english version that is stuck to the soul?