Jesus H. motherfuckin' Christ, bitch!
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

Didn't even notice until you mentioned it. Sounds like you just have a personal grudge with the word so you noticed it more than others, and then felt the need to whine about it.
I was raised a Buddhist, am pretty much Agnostic now, but I still say "JC" and "JFC" when I'm shocked, scared, etc. It's just been instilled in me despite it being part of my upbringing.

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Happy Blasphemy Day!

I totally agree, I can remember my whole family and all my parents friends always using it when I was a kid. I believe it was just a common use of cussing back then. I guess even to this day really but I only really hear it now days from people who were teenagers or older in that era.

The language used has little to do with religion and more to do with custom. This form of cursing used in the film was the norm for the era.

Didn't even notice it lol come on we live during the desensitized era.

No. It wasn't abused.
You've just noticed that it was used. That's all.
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= irony. Infer the opposite please.

Taking the Lord's name in vain isn't a sign of being "pro-religious."
Nor is it necessarily a sign of being anti-religious. As I said, it's just a typical American double standard, where the Name is used reverentially in a religious context, and as profanity in a secular context. People are inconsistent.

Taking the Lord's name in vain isn't a sign of being "pro-religious."

Yeah, one use was "just cussin'", the other was reverential mirroring a lot of people's double use of the Name

I didn't pay much attention to them taking the Lord's name in vain a lot. I didn't notice. But I thought the prayer scene was very powerful and one of the best moments of the film.

The usage of the name seemed perfectly fit to the characters and action - completely non-intrusive and "natural". As natural as in the Spielberg film when Quint tells Brody, "Ya hear that, Chief? We're headin' in!" and Brody says, "Thank Christ!"

It didn't bother me at all.

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I'm not particularly focused on the boat scene but more-so when it's constantly used in vain so many times.

When some people are scared, they turn to prayer. Personally it didn't irritate me.