Text Post: Common sayings which could use a secular update posted by Xenolan

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"Godforsaken."

"Where angels fear to tread."

"God bless" or just "bless."

"God-fearing."

"Walk on water." (I'm ambivalent about this one, but I have to acknowledge its religious origins)

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