Believers
Faithful
Faithful noun - Any loyal and steadfast following.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- The downside was that, if things went wrong, the politicians would look for a vestal virgin whom they could accuse of having violated the rules, and bury her alive.(But from the point of view of believers, the goddess would of course protect her faithful virgins from wrong accusations ...)
Source: Bargain with Heaven - That said, the spoiler-tastic portions of this trope are restricted to the innermost circle of the Church: the rest of its members are either faithful believers who don't know any better, or corrupt in a more mundane, power-hungry sense.
Source: Path of Inspiration
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