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[[Image:St--5h53egyptianscroll.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Countess Scarlioni]] studies a scroll decipting [[Egypt]]ian gods, including [[Scaroth]] ([[DW]]: ''[[City of Death]]'')]]
[[Image:St--5h53egyptianscroll.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Countess Scarlioni]] studies a scroll decipting [[Egypt]]ian gods, including [[Scaroth]] ([[DW]]: ''[[City of Death]]'')]]


The Doctor doesn't believe in any god. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Satan Pit]]'')
The Doctor doesn't believe in any god. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Satan Pit]]'', [[DW]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks]]'',).
 
In the world of Doctor Who there is no such thing as God ([[DW]]: ''[[Castrovalva]]'', [[TW]]: ''[[Everything Changes]]'', [[TW]]: ''[[They Keep Killing Suzie]]'').


==[[Human]] gods==
==[[Human]] gods==

Revision as of 10:24, 28 January 2009

Gods are beings of divine power from the mythology of many species. The powers, abilities and appearances of the gods can vary greatly from culture to culture. Some might consider Transcendental Beings to be true gods, due to their immense power.

The Doctor doesn't believe in any god. (DW: The Satan Pit, DW: Destiny of the Daleks,).

In the world of Doctor Who there is no such thing as God (DW: Castrovalva, TW: Everything Changes, TW: They Keep Killing Suzie).

Human gods

The Humans of Earth and the colonies have many gods from their various cultures. Most, if not all, of these gods were shown to be aliens or other advanced beings.

Other Gods

Many other races have had gods of some kind, many also being living beings.

God