I use "OH MY GOD!! at lot - I say it when something is UNBELIEVABLE!

I've been known to curse in French which invokes Mary's sacred blue robe, the sacrement, and the challis of the tabernacle, but Jesus fuckin' Christ, I would never say anything to offend anyone!

I'm okay with "Jesus Christ" as a curse word because I just get weird looks when I use, "Tom Sawyer" or "Harry Potter."

I say "Gesundheit" when people sneeze though. I cannot bring myself to implore a nonexistent creature for its favor.

My favorites are OMG! & Jesus F''n Christ...I feel no need to stop.

They're 'throw-away' phrases for me.

'Oh god!'

'Jesus Christ'

'Heaven help you'

'Fucking hell'

Etc.

Phrases that have no more significance than, 'Thor's hammer', 'The blessings of Ishtar' or 'Drunk as Dionysius'

I do still say "oh my god" and "damn it" but I stopped saying go to hell, favoring eat a dick instead.

I like and frequently use all those you mentioned other than soulmate.

It's a hard habit to break. I gave up, it's just part of the culture,

I say all of those things (except soulmate) because they are a part of my vast swearing arsenal. I don’t say “for the love of god” anymore though. For some reason when it’s coming out of my mouth I “feel” idk something that has made me stop.

I couldn't give a shit, if a god related phrase sums things up best then so be it, the god bit doesn't mean anything.

Ironically I didn’t use these phrases when I was religious because it was “taking the lord’s name in vain” or some similar reason.
Now I use some of the phrases without thought because I am not religious anymore. Interesting that for some people it was apparently opposite. Never thought of it that way.

But “positive” religious phrases like Bless you I definitely don’t use anymore because they are so empty now.

I use them all the time. If someone gives me flak about it, I merely inform them that I also use the phrase "holy shit" but that doesn't mean I worship at the Divine Church of Fecal Matter.

I really view them as just more words and continue to use them.

As Douglas Adams wrote, it takes a very strong-minded type of atheist to say something like "Arrgh, random fluctuations in the space-time continuum!" or "Primitive and outmoded concept on a crutch!" when you stub your toe.

Yup, it's unimportant.

I say "You are sooo good looking" when someone sneezes.

I say Jeezy Creezy, quoting my favoritye atheist Eddie Izzard. Or verdammt nochmal, blödes Arschloch or Idiot (same word in both languages.)

I actually believe soul mates could be a real thing on a molecular level. We all come from atoms, and our atoms could have been very close during the big bang. Now it's theorized but plausible

I had no idea that 'soulmate' was considered religious. The concept of an immortal soul that lives on beyond death might be religious, but the idea of a soul (encompassing the consciousness and other non-physical aspects of who and what you are) that dies the moment you do doesn't strike me as particularly theistic. Even those who believe in reincarnation don't necessarily need a god to make it happen.

To me, soulmate is just a reference to someone you have a deep (usually exclusively so) emotional connection with. I'm happy to use it. I'll be quite annoyed if someone pulls me up on it.

I don't think I commonly use any of the others. But then I don't really keep a record.

I do an inner cringe on some, like 'For heavens sake' and 'For the love of christ !' - which is very Irish. But I do love using 'By all that's unholy'!

Totally irrelevant. When the language police get on your case you know you’re in trouble! Don’t mess with people’s vernacular because you’ll fuck up their mind and creative free flow.

I use whatever pops out. Could be "Jeezus Kreist", "goddamn it", "holy shit"! or an old W.C. Fields favorite, "motherofpearl."

LOL I've made a very weak attempt. To me language is about communication. Many of those phrases are well known phrases, with well known connotations and communicate very clear understandings of the state of mind of the person saying them. It's become pop-culture-esque in the way these things are tossed around.

I use a lot of these phrases regularly, however, I respect people who are religious and if someone doesn't like me saying 'jesus christ' then I'll avoid saying things like that around them. Or at least try lol!