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Tim Wallace-Murphy explores the historical significance and evolving interpretations of the Holy Grail, linking it to the Knights Templar and secret societies.
Four ghost hunters investigate claims of paranormal experiences that many believe alter their personalities and challenge scientific understanding of life after death.
Dozens of churches claim to possess the Holy Grail, the cup used by Jesus during the Last Supper, but its true identity remains unknown.
Sunda Islands, a rugged archipelago of 17,000 islands, showcases unique cultures, including ancestor worship on Sumba and a fisherman’s life in Bali.
Witches, historically revered for their nurturing and healing abilities, are increasingly embraced by modern women seeking empowerment through ancient practices.
Lot's cave, the tombs of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and the oak where the Lord appeared to Abraham are explored near the Dead Sea.
Two Christian denominations compete for the allegiance of the Maku and Barasana tribes in Colombia's rainforests, impacting their traditional beliefs and practices.
Apostle Paul's arrest in Jerusalem marked a pivotal moment in early Christianity, as he faced accusations of neglecting Jewish law while spreading the Gospel.
Saint Martin's legacy, celebrated 1,700 years after his birth, highlights themes of sharing, mercy, and charity through historical and contemporary perspectives.
A mother recounts the moment she learned her 19-year-old son had died, expressing gratitude for their time together despite the tragedy.
500 years ago, Martin Luther's actions sparked the Protestant Reformation, fundamentally altering Christianity and societal norms.
Amish farmers in Pennsylvania face spiritual turmoil as gambling and the use of electricity challenge their traditional beliefs and invite supernatural occurrences.
Simon Harvey grapples with the tension between his homosexuality and his strict Christian upbringing in England during the 1990s.
The relationship between the Prophet Muhammad and women is explored through an examination of Islamic teachings on love, passion, and pleasure, contrasting with radical interpretations.
In the Amish community, Cry Baby Bridge and the Witch's Tree are linked to supernatural encounters that challenge the boundaries of faith and folklore.
8300 British troops were stationed in Afghanistan in 2009, where Royal Navy chaplains provided spiritual support amid the dangers of combat.
Brad Warner, a controversial Zen master, challenges traditional views of Zen Buddhism by addressing taboo topics and presenting a more realistic perspective.
Jerusalem's ancient ties to Christianity and its profound impact on believers are examined, highlighting the city's enduring religious significance.
Fawn Holm and Fawn Broadbent, both 16 years old, escape a life of servitude within a fundamentalist religious community in Colorado City, Arizona.
Archaeological findings in Rome and Istanbul suggest that Emperor Constantine strategically merged various deities to promote Christianity as a synthesis of sun gods.
Knights Templar transformed from warrior-monks into a formidable military and financial power during the Crusades, shaping Europe's history and myths.
Todd Bentley, a former convict turned Pentecostal minister, is known for his controversial claims of divine healing and the polarizing impact of his ministry.
Evangelical Christianity thrives in the United States, as host Tevya explores a local pastor's multi-site service featuring a rock band and examines the community's approach to giving.
Scott Walter investigates the potential locations of the Ark of the Covenant in America, examining sites from Virginia to Arizona and their biblical connections.
Historical records show that beliefs in demonic possession date back to ancient civilizations, raising questions about the nature of evil and human control.
Geologist John Jackson investigates the seismic and atmospheric phenomena reported during the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ over a 20-year period.
The Holy Lance, a relic believed to have pierced Jesus Christ's side, has captivated figures like Constantine, Napoleon, and Hitler throughout history.
Chinbayar seeks guidance from lamas and shaman elders across Mongolia to navigate the conflict between his family's gold mining and the sacredness of the land.
In Bodh Gaya, India, the largest Buddhist ritual is explored through interviews with The Dalai Lama and other prominent figures, captured by Werner Herzog.
The history of the Black Church in Canada is explored through its music and heritage, highlighting its significance over four centuries and its evolving role in society.
Penny Scaggs, a devoted Christian wife from the Midwest, taught local women how to cultivate harmonious relationships within their marriages.
Mayan spirituality is experiencing a revival in Guatemala, as ancestral rituals and beliefs are reclaimed amidst tensions with dominant Christian practices.
The question of God's existence, shaped by diverse beliefs and personal faith, reflects humanity's ongoing struggle to understand our place in the universe.
Sons and daughters of Catholic priests share their experiences and challenge the stigma surrounding the longstanding issue of clerical celibacy and fatherhood.
In francophone towns of New Brunswick, Catholic priests sexually abused young boys from the 1950s to the 1980s, leading to a long silence and eventual public outrage.
The 88th presentation of the Easter pageant in a small Oklahoma town features a 100-member amateur cast and a dozen horses in a replica of Jerusalem.
Lindisfarne, a site of sacred significance, was forever altered by a violent Viking raid that reshaped the Christian world in the 8th century.
Chartres Cathedral in France is examined for its architectural significance, historical context, and the sacred traditions that define its legacy.
Al Green's transformation from a celebrated soul artist to a passionate gospel preacher is showcased through electrifying performances and intimate moments.
Christian communities in Egypt, Iraq, and Pakistan face severe persecution, as personal stories reveal the dangers of practicing their faith in these regions.
Americans are increasingly turning to religion and the supernatural for solace and guidance in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and social unrest.
Amena, a woman from Sheffield, navigates her identity as a British Muslim while raising two young sons with her Yemeni husband.
Father Thomas Keating, a pivotal figure in the Christian contemplative prayer movement, inspires thousands to embrace the transformative power of silence.
Pagan rituals and beliefs persist in Celtic regions, as Bill Kerr-Elliott explores how Christianity intertwined with ancient traditions in Ireland and Cornwall.
Midsummer, or Saint John's Day, is celebrated through traditional practices at Tudor Monastery Farm, including weaning piglets and brewing ale.
Pharaoh Akhenaten's radical shift to monotheism nearly dismantled the religious fabric of Ancient Egypt, leading to significant consequences for his legacy.
Billy Thorpe, a Harvard graduate, claims he was possessed by an evil spirit named JD after attempting to strangle a secretary, raising questions about his mental health.
Ancient biblical feasts are examined through archaeological findings and modern culinary practices as Simcha Jacobovici shops in Jerusalem for biblical ingredients.
