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In Vampire: The Masquerade, it's true faith in a divine force that causes discomfort and/or harm to vampires, not symbols.
There's also the “Folkloric Block” flaw, which causes “holy symbols presented by any believer” to force you to “shrink away…or spend a Willpower point”. Even from a mortal without True Faith.
IMO it would be more flavourful to make this flaw only work on the faith the vampire themselves had in life. Present it sort of like their own faith is what has the effect on them. But as written, it's a limited form of the general True Faith rules.