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'''Neoclassic Congregational''' was a religion that didn't believe in the [[The Beast|devil]], but the things men do. [[Ida Scott]] mentions she was brought up on Neoclassic Congregational. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Satan Pit]]'')
'''Neoclassic Congregational''' was a [[religion|religious]] denomination that did not have a belief in [[Satan|the Devil]] but rather in "the things that men do", which the [[Tenth Doctor]] recognised as "the same thing [as the Devil] in the end". [[Ida Scott]] said she was brought up Neoclassic Congregational because of her mother but never believed in it herself. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Satan Pit (TV story)|The Satan Pit]]'')
 
:''It might not be a religion, but a belief. It is only mentioned, so much else is not known.''


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Latest revision as of 03:42, 26 November 2013

Neoclassic Congregational was a religious denomination that did not have a belief in the Devil but rather in "the things that men do", which the Tenth Doctor recognised as "the same thing [as the Devil] in the end". Ida Scott said she was brought up Neoclassic Congregational because of her mother but never believed in it herself. (TV: The Satan Pit)