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Atheists When Partner Says 'Oh God' Instead of 'Oh Darwin'

The meme consists of two parts: top text and a screenshot from Disney's Mulan. The top text reads: 'Atheists when their partner moans "Oh, God" instead of "Oh, Darwin":'. Below is a scene from Mulan showing Shang (in red) with a serious expression and Mulan kneeling on the ground, looking embarrassed. The text 'Get dressed' is overlaid in yellow at the bottom of the image. The humor stems from the pun that atheists might prefer references to Charles Darwin (associated with evolution and atheism) over 'God' in intimate moments, with Shang's disapproving reaction representing the atheist's frustration.
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Atheists when their partner moans "Oh, God" instead of "Oh, Darwin":

Overview

The meme consists of two parts: top text and a screenshot from Disney's Mulan. The top text reads: 'Atheists when their partner moans "Oh, God" instead of "Oh, Darwin":'. Below is a scene from Mulan showing Shang (in red) with a serious expression and Mulan kneeling on the ground, looking embarrassed. The text 'Get dressed' is overlaid in yellow at the bottom of the image. The humor stems from the pun that atheists might prefer references to Charles Darwin (associated with evolution and atheism) over 'God' in intimate moments, with Shang's disapproving reaction representing the atheist's frustration.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (as indicated by 'Source: Reddit:Meme') and uses a screenshot from Disney's animated film Mulan. It is a remix/edited meme where original Disney content is combined with new text to create a humorous commentary on atheism. The original title of the meme is 'Oh Charles...', likely referencing Charles Darwin.

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