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'''Faith''' was trust in a thing. | '''Faith''' was trust in a thing. | ||
[[God (Future Pain)|God]] travelled from planet to planet feeding on the faith of her worshippers. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Day Zero (audio story)|Day Zero]]'') She believed that faith was everything whilst [[Roy (Ghost Mission)|Roy]] believed that it was cheap. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Eye of the Storm (audio story)|Eye of the Storm]]'') | [[God (Future Pain)|God]] travelled from [[planet]] to planet feeding on the faith of her worshippers. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Day Zero (audio story)|Day Zero]]'') She believed that faith was everything whilst [[Roy (Ghost Mission)|Roy]] believed that it was cheap. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Eye of the Storm (audio story)|Eye of the Storm]]'') | ||
[[Wainwright (The Curse of Fenric)|Reverend Wainwright]] struggled with his faith due to the [[United Kingdom|British]] [[bomb]]ings of [[Germany]]. This let the [[Haemovore]]s kill him. | [[Wainwright (The Curse of Fenric)|Reverend Wainwright]] struggled with his faith due to the [[United Kingdom|British]] [[bomb]]ings of [[Germany]]. This let the [[Haemovore]]s kill him. | ||
[[Sorin]] had faith in the revolution. | [[Sorin]] had faith in the revolution. | ||
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[[Torchwood Three]] believed that faith was key to defeating [[Death (Dead Man Walking)|Duroc]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dead Man Walking (TV story)|Dead Man Walking]]'') | [[Torchwood Three]] believed that faith was key to defeating [[Death (Dead Man Walking)|Duroc]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dead Man Walking (TV story)|Dead Man Walking]]'') | ||
The [[ | The [[God Complex|imprisoned]] [[Minotaur (The God Complex)|Minotaur]] fed on faith. ([[TV]]: ''[[The God Complex (TV story)|The God Complex]]'') | ||
The [[Sixth Doctor]] told [[Constance Clarke]] to have faith. She countered that he could not even find the [[TARDIS kitchen]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Shield of the Jötunn (audio story)|Shield of the Jötunn]]'') | |||
Relativists in the study of vampirology argued that [[Vampire]]s could be repelled by faith, often symbolised by items of [[religion|religious]] significance such as a [[Bible]], a [[Christian cross|cross]], a [[Star of David]] or a [[swastika]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Predating the Predators (short story)|Predating the Predators]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 21 October 2024
Faith was trust in a thing.
God travelled from planet to planet feeding on the faith of her worshippers. (AUDIO: Day Zero) She believed that faith was everything whilst Roy believed that it was cheap. (AUDIO: Eye of the Storm)
Reverend Wainwright struggled with his faith due to the British bombings of Germany. This let the Haemovores kill him.
Sorin had faith in the revolution.
The Seventh Doctor had faith in his companions, which was strong enough to repel the Haemovores. He had to break Ace's faith in him by belittling her, as her faith was the only thing keeping Fenric's influence active. (TV: The Curse of Fenric)
Torchwood Three believed that faith was key to defeating Duroc. (TV: Dead Man Walking)
The imprisoned Minotaur fed on faith. (TV: The God Complex)
The Sixth Doctor told Constance Clarke to have faith. She countered that he could not even find the TARDIS kitchen. (AUDIO: Shield of the Jötunn)
Relativists in the study of vampirology argued that Vampires could be repelled by faith, often symbolised by items of religious significance such as a Bible, a cross, a Star of David or a swastika. (PROSE: Predating the Predators)
