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	The Council of Nicaea
		The Doctor claims to be an interested but impartial observer to the religious debate, which is Constantine’s own position; however, as he is Emperor, the bishops keep pestering him to choose one side or the other, and he’s heartily sick of it.
		She questions whether the Doctor is really familiar with this era; he claims to have studied it in detail, but he’s always told her that historical documents are no replacement for being there.
		When the Doctor learns that Peri and Erimem have met Arius himself, he warns them that they can’t risk intervening here; this is a crucial moment of history, the first time that politics and religion came together under the aegis of the Christian Church, and interfering now could change the whole of human history.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_bf71.htm (4987 words)

	Doctor Who - Big Finish Productions
		But for Erimem this is her future she is witnessing and so does not appreciate the complexities of time travel and the damage that can be caused if key historical events are changed when to one person this is the future and not the past.
		The Council of Nicaea is a pure historical, and as such I’ve tried to stay as true as possible to the people involved in these events.
		The contentious subject of religion in Doctor Who, particularly Christianity, might ironically have been less contentious in a sci-fi setting, but it could also have trivialised what is one of the most important moments in history.
	www.whotopia.keen2host.co.uk /drwho/bigfinish/bigfinish-71.htm (1599 words)

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		Audio is the ideal medium to explore historical periods, a media that champions language and writing rather than visuals, focussing on strong characterisation and performances.
		The Doctor's concern for his companion is keenly felt, even when he is frustrated at her lack of self-control with her beliefs, there is always the feeling that he is looking out for her, trying to protect her from her own actions.
		There is often a feeling that the Doctor and Peri are closer than the Doctor and Erimem and it is spelt out in fl and white here when he threatens to leave Erimem behind in the TARDIS at the end of episode one.
	pagefillers.com /dwrg/nicaea.htm (2672 words)

	Doctor Who (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Two Doctors is arguably the most successful plotwise, because, of course, it only has two Doctors to juggle and is the longest of the three.
		The Doctors may all have fulfilled the same kind of plot functions down the years, but the way in which they do it is radically different.
		Peter's Doctor is given to understatement and there's often this sort of all-pervading 'long suffering' feel to his approach and what he says.
	www.doctorwho.co.uk /drwho/briggs.shtml (6330 words)

	nhw: Doctor Who audios
		doctor who, dw audio, fifth doctor, first doctor, seventh doctor, sixth doctor
		However there is a handy ranking of them by fans: the top twelve are Chimes of Midnight, Catch 1782, Spare Parts, Holy Terror, Time Works, Singularity, The Council of Nicaea, The Veiled Leopard, The One Doctor, Night Thoughts, Davros, and Doctor Who And the Pirates.
		The first season of the 8th Doctor set are generally rather good (although the Nicholas Courtenay one has so many bad accents in it it is just outright funny).
	nhw.livejournal.com /659503.html (523 words)

	Big Finish Doctor Who Audio News
		This venture is headed by Doctor Who novelist Gary Russell and producer Jason Haigh-Ellery along with Jacqueline Rayner who is the executive producer for the BBC.
		Nicholas Briggs, who, of course, is also the voice of the Daleks in the Doctor Who television series, will once again be shouting 'Exterminate' at the Doctor.
		You may recognise his name as he was script editor for the Doctor Who television series in the 1980's and he also wrote the stories "Logopolis", "Castrovalva" and "Frontios" followed by the Target novelisations for these stories.
	www.whotopia.keen2host.co.uk /drwho/news/dr_who_news_bfaudios.htm (2019 words)

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		Doctor Who and the Pirates, the newest quirky release, Live 34, could have easily fallen flat on its face.
		An audio that perfectly utilises the medium, framing the entire story within a live radio broadcast, it is idea so obvious and compelling I am shocked that they haven't tried it before.
		Doctor Who's attempt is a pale imitation with nothing particularly surprising or dangerous because it's all reported through a news station.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/live.htm (1909 words)

	Doctor Who: The Program Guide
		When Doctor Who first aired on November 23rd, 1963, no one could have imagined that 40 years later the universe's most famous Time Lord would continue to entertain millions of fans world wide.
		Several of the authors of Doctor Who fiction have taken liberties with this history, presenting stories which were apocryphal.
		In addition, as a program created for the televised format, the audio adventures fall nicely within that realm, and easily compliment the video releases (which unlike most of the books, are still currently available).
	www.historyvortex.org /ProgrameGuide.html (1140 words)

	Roman - Tardis - A Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Doctor has visited the Mediterranean area of Earth at many times during the Roman period, particularly the last two eras listed above.
		Who inadvertantly landed his TARDIS in the midst of a marching legion of Roman soldiers ("Dr.
		Shortly after she became his travelling companion, the Ninth Doctor offered to show Rose Tyler the New Roman Empire, which flourished around the year 12,005.
	tardis.wikia.com /wiki/Roman (407 words)

	Doctor Who: The Council of Nicaea - Audio drama review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The first great Church council, called by Emperor Constantine, is due to begin, uniting theology, philosophy and politics for millennia to come.
		As she puts her own life in danger, the Doctor and Peri (Nicola Bryant) grow increasingly concerned that she will either succeed in altering the timeline or die as a result of her inability to do so.
		In The Council of Nicaea, the Doctor is concerned that AD 325 is a critical juncture, so the Frontios factor can be applied here too.
	www.sci-fi-online.50megs.com /reviews/audio/05-07-20_dw-Nicaea.htm (622 words)

	Islam Tomorrow .com
		In the end, he was the one who created the work that we have read all these years.
		In the sixteenth century, Andreas van Maes, who was a Flemish Catholic, and two Jesuit scholars, Benedict Pereira and Jacques Bonfrere, thus pictured an original text from the hand of Moses upon which later writers expanded.
		The additions, he said, were by scribes who collected, arranged, and elaborated upon the old texts.
	www.islamtomorrow.com /bible/Who_Wrote_Bible_Friedman.asp (2140 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Terror Firma (Doctor Who): Books: Joseph Lidster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Council of Nicaea (Doctor Who) by Caroline Symcox
		The Doctor, Charley, and C'Rizz find themselves back on Earth except Davros and the Daleks are in charge and humans were either converted into Daleks or made second class citizens.
		The Doctor refuses but finds that Davros had set certain events into motion long ago that would ensure that the Doctor will do what is asked of him.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Terror-Firma-Doctor-Who-S/dp/1844351378 (517 words)

	Awaken to prayer: how to pray as a Catholic
		And the Second Vatican Council taught: "Catholics therefore are earnestly recommended to avail themselves of the spiritual riches of the Eastern Fathers which lift up the whole man to the contemplation of the divine.
		Then realize that it is God who gives you breath, who provides the sun light, or rain; it is his love that has made you and all that is around you.
		I sometimes think that in the story of the persistent widow it is God who is the widow and the reluctant judge is the person we are praying for.
	landru.i-link-2.net /shnyves/prayer.html (8754 words)

	Interview with Paul Cornell.
		(Rob Shearman's went: won awards, Alan Ayckborn's apprentice, TV Who.) You have to learn to write first, and put that into practice, and bring that to bear on Doctor Who, otherwise you'll just be wandering round and round in old footsteps.
		I had friends ringing me up who don't normally get that excited about Doctor Who telling me how good they thought that episode was.
		And the whole thing with the church with the Doctor in control, love how he orders Roses mom around and each person at the wedding being knocked off by Reaper creatures those creepy fl characters with long arms was terrific.
	www.doctorwhoaustralia.org /board/post-487.html (2233 words)

	No Place Like Home (Doctor Who audio) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was given away free with Doctor Who Magazine issue 326 along with a preview of Chapter One of Dalek Empire II: Dalek War.
		The Fifth Doctor gives Erimem her first tour of the TARDIS interiors, but things start to go strangely wrong with the ship, leading to the return of an old ally.
		However, as Erimem has joined the TARDIS crew and her pet cat Antranak is present, it has to take place after The Eye of the Scorpion and before Nekromanteia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/No_Place_Like_Home_(Doctor_Who_audio) (188 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Dr Who Live 34 (DR WHO BIG FINISH): Books: James Parsons,Andrew Stirling-Brown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Church and the Crown (Doctor Who) by Cavan Scott
		Live 34 is a perfectly ordinary tale of rebellion and the overthrow of a neo-fascist regime.
		What sets it apart from other Doctor Who audios is the manner in which it is told.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Who-Live-WHO-BIG-FINISH/dp/1844350991 (608 words)

	St. Jerome and Rome Papacy Pope
		But he is claimed, in spite of his "advanced" views on these and similar points, as a Protestant at bottom; for he is represented as upholding the fundamental dogma of Protestantism -- the denial that the Roman Church is infallible in her faith and the necessary centre of Catholicity.
		Besides, even in the Church of Rome the priests sit, and the deacons stand, although by gradual growth of abuses I have seen a deacon sit among the priests when the bishop was absent, and give his blessing to priests at private banquets.
		In September 382, after the Council of Constantinople, St. Jerome, who had in the meantime sat at the feet of "the theologian," Gregory of Nazianzum, accompanied by St. Epiphanius and Paulinus to Rome.
	www.bringyou.to /apologetics/num53.htm (12054 words)

	Medieval Sourcebook: Full Text Sources
		Council of Constantinople I : 381 A.D. Council of Ephesus : 431 A.D. Council of Chalcedon : 451 A.D. Council of Constantinople II : 553 AD Council of Constantinople III : 680-681 A.D. Council of Nicaea II : 787 A.D., - with Catholic Encylopedia article
		Council of Trent : 1545-63 A.D. [at Hanover College - this is public domain].
		Johann Bugenhagen Pomeranus, doctor and pastor of the churches in Wittenberg.
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/sbook2.html (6518 words)

	Museum of Aural Antiquities - Message Board - ezboard.com
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		Dr Who & Torchwood are copyrights of the BBC.
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	Eye of Horus \| Doctor Who \| Big Finish \| News and Release Schedule
		Colin Baker and Maggie Stables are joined by Bonnie Langford for an early September 2005 release, DOCTOR WHO THICKER THAN WATER by Paul Sutton (and directed by Edward Salt).
		But he has to contend with opposition from his daughter, Sofia, who heads a public campaign demanding the destruction of all alien artifacts.
		And while C'rizz learns that some tragedies can't be averted, Charley must decide who the enemy actually is. For death walks on Endarra, and this time she won't be denied.
	www.eyeofhorus.org.uk /content/bigfinish/news-releases.html (1144 words)

	Catholic Church History. Catholic Church Dogma.
		The Council of Chalcedon, 451 A.D., convoked by the Eastern Roman Emperor Marcian [approved later by Pope] (he refused to pay subsidies to Attila the Hun) approved the creed of Nicaea, 325 A.D., and the Creed of Constantinople, 381 A.D., which subsequently became know as the Nicene Creed.
		The Council of Chalcedon approved the Tome (letter) of Eastern Roman Emperor Pope Leo I, 457 to 474 A.D. He became Pope Leo I in 440 A.D., to 461 A.D., and in his famous Tome of 449 A.D., to Flavian, Patriarch of Constantinople, he affirmed two distinct natures in Christ.
		The Council of Ephesus condemned Messalianism and Pelagianism.
	www.catholicevangelism.org (7347 words)

	BFreviews
		As I love all things Doctor Who, I've decided to review the Big Finish audio dramas.
		Since I have all of them, it'll be fun to go back and listen to all of them over again.
		From the One Doctor, my #1 favorite of the bunch.
	www.lauradahlingerwho.com /reviews.htm (81 words)

	Philip Blosser: Doctor of Philosophy - Articles Online
		Instead of fighting with Sun-worshipers who were trying to rip off their feast, early Christians simply "re-appropriate[d] the pagan 'Birth of the Unconquered Sun' to refer, on the occasion of the birth of Christ, to the rising of the 'Sun of Salvation' or the 'Sun of Justice.'" Mark that, because we shall return to it.
		If there are those, as Paul says, who willingly "turn aside to myths" and "refuse to endure sound doctrine," and "accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their own desires," there are also others who are led astray by these sorts of apostates.
		It is not I who forbid him to doubt; he has taken the matter into his own hands when he determined on asking for leave; he has begun, not ended, in unbelief; his very wish, his purpose, is his sin.
	www.pblosser.blogspot.com (13494 words)

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	Basic Islamic Beliefs and Concepts
		Osama bin Laden, who is widely assumed to be the force behind the September 11 hijackings in the United States, cites the Koran, Islam's most holy book, as the inspiration for terrorist attacks.
		By Shahid Athar M.D. "O you who believe, fasting is prescribed to you as it was prescribed to those before you so that you can learn self restraint".
		According to the evangelicals so influential in today's America, only 'born again' Christians are on their way to Heaven, the Jews are doomed and the rest of us including non 'born again' Christians are not really on God's 'radar screen' at all until He calls us forth to be slain at Armageddon.
	www.islamfortoday.com /beliefs.htm (7057 words)

	Entangled States: August 6, 2006 - August 12, 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Indeed, it wasn't until moderates (the Cappadocian fathers) emerged who would firmly defend the authority of the Nicene creed, but would interpret it in a way that was widely acceptable to even their moderate opponents, that the Nicene orthodoxy became well-established.
		The brilliance of the Cappadocian solution was that it navigated between the extremes of Arianism and modalism to emerge at the head of a new coalition which would affirm what would become the orthodox Christology.
		The author, Francis Collins, is the head of the Human Genome Project, a medical doctor, a physicist and an Evangelical Christian.
	www.entangledstates.org /2006/week32/index.html (838 words)

	David Bamber @ Filmbug UK
		He is also a well-known theatre actor, who won the 1995 Laurence Olivier Theatre Award for Best Actor for his role of Guy in My Night with Reg.
		He is active in the theatre community as well, being an Associate Member of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
		David Bamber has perfomed roles as a voice actor, including a part in the Doctor Who audio drama, The Council of Nicaea.
	www.filmbug.co.uk /db/345562 (238 words)

	Time's Champion - Doctor Who audios
		Doctor Who - The Audio Scripts Volume 1
		BFST003 - Doctor Who Short Trips - A Universe of Terrors
		BFST004 - Doctor Who Short Trips - The Muses
	www.timeschampion.com /BFDW/index.htm (110 words)

	Dr. Who - Video/Audio - FAQ - Part 4 of 4 - Nephrites Citadel
		Doctor Who and the Silurians restored color version, 2 vol.
		The Curse of Fatal Death Rowan Atkinson as the Doctor, For-
		Doctor Who at the BBC - documentary with Nicholas Courtney, Elisabeth
	www.rustaz.com /forum/showthread.php?t=2092 (3342 words)

	The Tertiary Console Room: Doctor Who - The Council Of Nicaea
		The Tertiary Console Room > Audio Titles > The Fifth Doctor > The Council Of Nicaea
		This story is set between Planet Of Fire and The Caves Of Androzani, following Three's A Crowd.
		The Council Of Nicaea is by Caroline Symcox, who co-wrote 2002's Seasons Of Fear with Paul Cornell.
	www.tertiary.consoleroom.btinternet.co.uk /bf71.htm (280 words)

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