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And in all things take the shield or buckler of faith. The buckler is a thing wherewith a man most chiefly defendeth himself: and that must be perfect faith in Jesus Christ, in our Captain, and in his word. It must also be a true faith, it is else no part of the armour of God: it may not be feigned, but a buckler, which may stop or quench the violence of the flaming darts of the most wicked.
Hugh Latimer — Sermons on the Card and Other Discourses (exposition of the armour of God / Ephesians 6)
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