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* ''WesternAnimation/NinjagoDragonsRising:'' Any citizen of the Imperium who mentions their empress, Beatrix, immediately follows by declaring "all glory to the good empress!" If they're indoors, it'll be addressed to a painting of her which will be hanging on a nearby wall.
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* ''WesternAnimation/NinjagoDragonsRising:'' Any citizen of the Imperium who mentions their empress, Beatrix, immediately follows by declaring "all glory to the good empress!" If they're indoors, it'll be addressed to a painting of her which will be hanging on a nearby wall.
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* ''Series/TheGoldbergs'': Barry's group of friends is known as the Jenkintown Posse, usually abbreviated as JTP. Whenever Barry calls them the JTP, the others immediately chant back "JTP!". Anyone else joining the chant is called out for not being a member. One time, the group got so mad at Barry that they refuse to chant back.
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* ''Series/TheGoldbergs'': Barry's group of friends is known as the Jenkintown Posse, usually abbreviated as JTP. Whenever Barry calls them the JTP, the others immediately chant back "JTP!". Anyone else joining the chant is called out for not being a member. One time, the group got so mad at Barry that they refuse refused to chant back.
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The description is quite clear that Reflexive Remark Of Reverence is a religious formula spoken when the name of a religious figure comes up. "Lord willing" is just a religious phrase.
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** Many devout Christians will say "Lord willing" when discussing hopes or plans for the future, as they believe that only God knows the future.
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** Many devout Christians will say "Lord willing" when discussing hopes or plans for the future, as they believe that only God knows the future.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'', [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-3140 SCP-3140 ("Botanical Warfare")]]. One of the enemies of the Daevites has a long-range viewing device called the Holy Rays Tube, which has strong religious significance to them. Whenever one of them mentions the term "Holy Rays Tube", they immediately say or write the phrase "praise the Elemental Holies" afterwards.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'', ''Website/SCPFoundation'', [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-3140 SCP-3140 ("Botanical Warfare")]]. One of the enemies of the Daevites has a long-range viewing device called the Holy Rays Tube, which has strong religious significance to them. Whenever one of them mentions the term "Holy Rays Tube", they immediately say or write the phrase "praise the Elemental Holies" afterwards.
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** One of the most well-known figures in Islam is UsefulNotes/TheProphetMuhammad. People are expected to say "peace be upon him" immediately after mentioning him. In some cases, this rule applies to writing, as well, and the benediction customarily appears in text, occasionally shortened to "PBUH".
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** One of the most well-known figures in Islam is UsefulNotes/TheProphetMuhammad. People are expected to say "peace be upon him" immediately after mentioning him. In some cases, this rule applies to writing, as well, and the benediction customarily appears in text, occasionally shortened to "PBUH". As a result, some Arab keyboards have a button specifically for "peace be upon him."
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-->'''Bree:''' Why should I talk slaves' and fools' talk? I don't want him to live forever, and I know he's not going to...
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* In UsefulNotes/{{Islam}}:
** One of the most well-known figures in Islam is UsefulNotes/TheProphetMuhammad. People are expected to say "peace be upon him" immediately after mentioning him. In some cases, this rule applies to writing, as well, and the benediction customarily appears in text, occasionally shortened to "PBUH".
** Older prophets, angels and scholars also have specific honorifics, or ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_honorifics durood]]''.
* There are also [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honorifics_for_the_dead_in_Judaism Jewish honorifics]] that people can use to reflect upon any Jewish person they find notable.
** One of the most well-known figures in Islam is UsefulNotes/TheProphetMuhammad. People are expected to say "peace be upon him" immediately after mentioning him. In some cases, this rule applies to writing, as well, and the benediction customarily appears in text, occasionally shortened to "PBUH".
** Older prophets, angels and scholars also have specific honorifics, or ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_honorifics durood]]''.
* There are also [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honorifics_for_the_dead_in_Judaism Jewish honorifics]] that people can use to reflect upon any Jewish person they find notable.
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** There’s a pious Catholic custom to bow one’s head when the name of Jesus is spoken or heard. It’s not elaborate, just a nod.
** Some of the more pious, "high church" Anglicans will fully bow at the name of Jesus, particularly in the context of the celebration of communion.
** Many Christians will reflexively make the Sign of the Cross when the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are mentioned.
** Want to find the Catholic (or Anglican/Episcopalian) in the room? Say "May the Lord be with you," and listen for the reflexive response of "And also with you."
** Some of the more pious, "high church" Anglicans will fully bow at the name of Jesus, particularly in the context of the celebration of communion.
** Many Christians will reflexively make the Sign of the Cross when the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are mentioned.
** Want to find the Catholic (or Anglican/Episcopalian) in the room? Say "May the Lord be with you," and listen for the reflexive response of "And also with you."
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** There’s a pious Catholic custom to Some Christians will bow one’s head when the name of Jesus is spoken or heard. It’s not elaborate, just mentioned. A Catholic will respond with a nod.
** Somebow of the more pious, "high church" head, and High Church Anglicans will fully bow at the name of Jesus, particularly bow, especially in the context of the celebration of celebrating communion.
** ManyChristians Christians, particularly Catholic and Orthodox Christians, will reflexively make the Sign of the Cross when the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are mentioned.
** Want to find the Catholic (or Anglican/Episcopalian) in the room? Say "May the Lord be with you," and listen for the reflexive response of"And "and also with you."you" or "and with your spirit".
* There are also [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honorifics_for_the_dead_in_Judaism Jewish honorifics]] that people can use to reflect upon any Jewish person they find notable.
* In UsefulNotes/{{Islam}}:
** One of the most well-known figures in Islam is UsefulNotes/TheProphetMuhammad. People are expected to say "peace be upon him" immediately after mentioning him. In some cases, this rule applies to writing, as well, and the benediction customarily appears in text, occasionally shortened to "PBUH".
** Older prophets, angels and scholars also have specific honorifics, or ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_honorifics durood]]''.
** Some
** Many
** Want to find the Catholic (or Anglican/Episcopalian) in the room? Say "May the Lord be with you," and listen for the reflexive response of
* There are also [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honorifics_for_the_dead_in_Judaism Jewish honorifics]] that people can use to reflect upon any Jewish person they find notable.
* In UsefulNotes/{{Islam}}:
** One of the most well-known figures in Islam is UsefulNotes/TheProphetMuhammad. People are expected to say "peace be upon him" immediately after mentioning him. In some cases, this rule applies to writing, as well, and the benediction customarily appears in text, occasionally shortened to "PBUH".
** Older prophets, angels and scholars also have specific honorifics, or ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_honorifics durood]]''.
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* It's not uncommon for someone to say something like "God rest his/her soul" when speaking of a close friend or loved one who has died.
