I can’t help think that RTD is throwing these themes into DW as a way to diminish their credibility, but there’s always someone who doesn’t get the joke…
I can’t help think that RTD is throwing these themes into DW as a way to diminish their credibility, but there’s always someone who doesn’t get the joke…
Undeniably, religious symbolism makes for some of the most powerful and universally shared storytelling elements we have.
I think that shows from everything to the near-ubiquitous nature of the same themes recurring in the various religions over the ages all the way up to comic books and superheroes.
Undeniably, religious symbolism makes for some of the most powerful and universally shared storytelling elements we have.
I think that shows from everything to the near-ubiquitous nature of the same themes recurring in the various religions over the ages all the way up to comic books and superheroes.
Can’t the programme-makers sue?
Is this because they all sang a song at the end?
Is this because they all sang a song at the end?
Spirituality and Doctor Who Day. The bandwagon starts rolling?
Spirituality and Doctor Who Day. The bandwagon starts rolling?
I can’t help think that RTD is throwing these themes into DW as a way to diminish their credibility, but there’s always someone who doesn’t get the joke…
I can’t help think that RTD is throwing these themes into DW as a way to diminish their credibility, but there’s always someone who doesn’t get the joke…
Did you see the interview with Mark Lawson? Despite his devout atheism, he clearly has some interest in (and respect for) religious symbolism…
Did you see the interview with Mark Lawson? Despite his devout atheism, he clearly has some interest in (and respect for) religious symbolism…
Undeniably, religious symbolism makes for some of the most powerful and universally shared storytelling elements we have.
I think that shows from everything to the near-ubiquitous nature of the same themes recurring in the various religions over the ages all the way up to comic books and superheroes.
They are always with us.
Undeniably, religious symbolism makes for some of the most powerful and universally shared storytelling elements we have.
I think that shows from everything to the near-ubiquitous nature of the same themes recurring in the various religions over the ages all the way up to comic books and superheroes.
They are always with us.