The One Whose Name Cannot Be Spoken: Difference between revisions

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See also: God (RDM)

The Sacred Scrolls note that the Temple of Five was dedicated to the five priests who worshiped "the one whose name cannot be spoken" (The Eye of Jupiter).

The Temple of Five, also called the Temple of Hopes by Ellen Tigh, was originally believed to be built by the Thirteenth Tribe. When the Thirteenth Tribe is revealed to be a Cylon race (Sometimes A Great Notion), the nature of this being becomes more apparent.

The Virtual Gaius Baltar, roaming the streets of New York City 150,000 years after the adventures of Galactica, chastizes the Virtual Number Six for using "God" for the name of this being, indicating that He did not like the use of that name--thus, a name that cannot be spoken (Daybreak, Part II).

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 The [[Temple of Five]], also called the Temple of Hopes by [[Ellen Tigh]], was originally believed to be built by the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM)|Thirteenth Tribe]]. When the Thirteenth Tribe is revealed to be a Cylon race ([[Sometimes A Great Notion]]), the nature of this being becomes more apparent.
-The [[Virtual Beings|Virtual Number Six]], roaming the streets of New York City 150,000 years after the adventures of ''Galactica'', chastizes the Virtual Gaius Baltar for using "[[God (RDM)|God]]" for the name of this being, indicating that He did not like the use of that name--thus, a name that cannot be spoken ([[Daybreak, Part II]]).
+The [[Virtual Beings|Virtual Gaius Baltar]], roaming the streets of New York City 150,000 years after the adventures of ''Galactica'', chastizes the Virtual Number Six for using "[[God (RDM)|God]]" for the name of this being, indicating that He did not like the use of that name--thus, a name that cannot be spoken ([[Daybreak, Part II]]).
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