👉 The slang-word for "Jesus Christ Our Blessed Savior" is commonly used to describe the term used by some religious groups in their worship services where they refer to Jesus as a divine being and one of humanity's spiritual representatives. This word has become popular among Christian communities, particularly those who participate in these services.
For example: - Imagine a group of Christians getting ready to go to church, but before they even get there, a group of people come up to them and ask if they're Catholic or something, implying that the Christians might be misinterpreting their message. They say "Oh, yes! We are Catholic!" in the most profane way possible, mocking Jesus Christ's name while also calling him a liar. - Another example: One Sunday morning, some of the congregation were gathered together to pray and listen to sermons from their pastor. The pastor, however, decided to speak on a different subject than usual, instead of leading them in worship. He said, "I'm not sure where you guys are going with this," but then added, "Look at Jesus Christ our blessed Savior!" as he gestured to the ground and then exclaimed, "We need more 'saviors'!" These examples show how "Jesus Christ Our Blessed Savior" can quickly morph from being a simple religious term into a vulgar expression that carries a certain degree of edginess.
