Doctor

Female | 50s | 3 to 5 minutes
Starts on page 19

EXTRACT: I wouldn't like to be running the country. I don't know what I would do. I pretty well know I wouldn't be doing what Tony Abbott's doing. I can't think of a single thing in the budget that I've read that I think is compassionate, and I think internationally – because I sit on international committees – Australia – when I go to places internationally people say, "You know, why is Australia behaving like this? It's supposed to be a Christian country," and what do I say? "Sorry, I didn't do it. I didn't vote for them."

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VITALSTATISTIX

Quiet Faith, presented by Vitalstatistix Video production by Heath Britton and Jennifer Greer Holmes.

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PETER WILKINS, THE CANBERRA TIMES

“Quiet Faith blows no trumpets, breathes no hellfire and damnation, utters no sanctimony." - Peter Wilkins, The Canberra Times

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DAVID GRYBOWSKI, THE BAREFOOT REVIEW

“Quiet Faith is hallowed ground, a little bit like going to church, and a powerful voice for the faithful who actually practice what they preach. Whether you are a full-blown atheist, one of the flock, or a complete hypocrite, you will not leave the same as you entered.” - David Grybowski, The Barefoot Review

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JANE HOWARD, THE GUARDIAN

“Audiences will have complex existing relationships with the material explored, relationships that may drastically alter the messages they take away. There will be those who intimately connect with the interviewees and their perspectives; those who left religion long ago; those who follow another faith; those who have never been religious." - Jane Howard, The Guardian

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KATHERINE GALE, ARTSHUB

“David Williams’ latest work arose from the simple understanding that the type of Christianity we see on the news and engaged with politics – the Fred Niles of this world – might not be an accurate representation of all aspects of Australian Christianity. Quiet Faith seeks to give a voice to those other aspects and invites the audience to see and understand a much more complicated picture. It succeeds entirely." - Katherine Gale, ArtsHub