It appears as an enlightened perspective to understand, behind the use of the possessive pronoun in ‘My God’ or ‘Our God’,
A mark of intimacy rather than a seal of ownership, as in ‘my love’…
‘My God’ is not therefore a wish to make our belief stand out from other’s (as in ‘my God is more powerful than yours), but a loving, delicate, name for the God I’m intimate with.
The God I experience, encounter in my deepest, purest prayers.
©FJ April 2022
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Notes & Silence 
Too often, a mere expletive.
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I had to look this up.
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The « OMG » of text-speak, often heard in full as « Oh my god » among English speakers, often expressing the mildest or most inexplicable surprise. It’s become more a fashionable habit as a figure of speech.
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