To answer the question: I'll reiterate Wolfwood, and I love that Sazed from Mistborn was mentioned.
Also, I'd mention Captain America. It's silly, but I loved the line from the Avengers: "There's only one God, and I'm pretty sure he doesn't dress like that". It made me think that it's been a long time since I've seen a movie portray a character as a Christian (or at least a monotheist, but I'm pretty sure it's meant to be Christian with Captain America) without feeling the need to present it as a character flaw, or make a big deal about it one way or the other.
Dangit2019 said:
Thaddeus from Mogworld. He was Yahtzee's book-long generalization of religious people, and it was glorious.
I suppose it's not surprising given that I am religious, but I really disliked Yahtzee's attitude towards the religious throughout Mogworld. I picked up the book thinking "I like his show, I like video game jokes, I like funny fiction (Terry Pratchett, for example), this should be good", and was simply not prepared for the enormous amounts of religion bashing. Both Thaddeus, the completely unsympathetic sidekick, not to mention the villain are terrible representations of religious people.
I don't mind when people poke fun at the religious, honestly. But when a book that's ostensibly making jokes about video games spends more time bashing religion than making video game jokes?