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Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christianity are explored through expert interviews, highlighting their beliefs, practices, and historical significance.
African and African American religions are explored through expert interviews, emphasizing their importance in the broader context of global spiritual beliefs.
Religions practiced by small societies, such as the San people of Southern Africa and the Inuit of the Arctic, are explored through expert insights and interviews.
Westboro Baptist Church members share their experiences and beliefs, revealing the impact of indoctrination on families and children within the controversial group.
Ava Worthington, a 15-month-old girl, fell ill with a cold as her parents, Carl and Raylene, relied on the beliefs of the Followers of Christ church.
1200 pounds of marijuana were received at a farmhouse linked to a Mennonite crime syndicate, challenging the community's image of moral integrity.
Jim Codrington leads a team in a week-long renovation of churches, transforming their spaces to better serve local communities.
Urgan, a nine-year-old boy from the remote Nubra valley, must leave his family to fulfill his destiny as a lama, crossing the challenging Wori La pass.
Jim Codrington leads a team in transforming churches within a week to fulfill community wishes and enhance worship experiences.
The Thirty Years' War, fueled by Martin Luther's quest for a purer Christianity, resulted in over 5 million deaths across Europe from 1618 to 1648.
The Knights Templar, a medieval order with origins linked to a split oak tree, evolved from protectors to a financial powerhouse amid allegations of occult practices.
Hinduism is explored through expert interviews and insights, highlighting its beliefs and practices within the broader context of global religions.
Churches receive transformative renovations in just one week, fulfilling the wishes of their congregations under the guidance of Jim Codrington.
Bill Hicks compares life to an amusement park ride, suggesting that people often forget it is not real and become consumed by fear and societal pressures.
Jim Jones, Marshall Applewhite, and David Koresh exemplify the dangerous influence of cult leaders whose ideologies led to mass suicides and tragic outcomes for their followers.
Jim Codrington leads a team to renovate churches in a week, creating uplifting spaces for communities in need across various locations.
Confucianism and Taoism, two foundational Chinese philosophies, are explored through expert interviews that highlight their significance in global spiritual beliefs.
Native American spirituality is explored through expert interviews, emphasizing its importance within the global landscape of religious beliefs.
Protestant Christianity is explored through expert interviews that highlight its beliefs, practices, and significant influence on global spirituality.
The Brotherhood of the Blood, founded in 1416, claims to possess evidence that Jesus did not die on the cross and may have his embalmed body.
An estimated 100,000 members of the Church of Satan exist worldwide, with its headquarters located in Hell's Kitchen, New York City.
Skepticism and religious relativism are analyzed through expert interviews, providing insights into global spiritual beliefs and their implications.
Inside the abandoned windowless tower in Tulsa, millions of Americans were influenced by revolutionary broadcasts of evangelical preaching.
Jorge Mario Bergoglio's rise to become Pope Francis is examined through interviews with Vatican experts, highlighting his controversial past during Argentina's "dirty war."
Moses is described as a towering figure in Abrahamic religions, yet there is little archaeological evidence to confirm his existence or the events of the Exodus.
Judaism is explored through expert interviews and insights, highlighting its beliefs and practices within the broader context of global religions.
Jesus Christ, also known as Yeshua Ben Joseph, is examined through archaeological insights and historical texts that challenge traditional narratives about his life and identity.
Three or four major categories of students existed within Andrew Cohen's community, each with strict hierarchies and rules governing their interactions.
Jezebel, a Phoenician princess and wife of King Ahab, introduced the worship of Baal and his 450 priests to Israel, provoking the prophet Elijah's wrath.
The New Age movement has influenced notable figures like Charles Darwin and Hillary Clinton, raising questions about its impact on global consciousness and spirituality.
The Hospitallers serve God and the sick while playing a crucial role in the Crusades.
Mary Magdalene was said to have been possessed by seven demons before becoming a devoted follower of Jesus, yet her final resting place remains unknown.
Jennifer Reali, manipulated by a controlling partner, commits murder under the guise of faith, paralleling the tragic case of Bonnie Heady and Bobby Greenlease.
Churches across the community undergo significant renovations in just one week to fulfill the wishes of their congregations and boost engagement.
The Oracle of the Dead in Italy featured a sacred underground labyrinth that led initiates to the mythical River Styx, where they sought communication with the dead.
Buddhism is explored through expert interviews that highlight its core beliefs and practices within the broader context of global spiritual traditions.
Churches undergo significant renovations in just one week, fulfilling the wishes of their congregations under the guidance of Jim Codrington.
The first solid historical evidence of the Shroud's existence dates to its appearance in France in 1350, nearly 1,400 years after Jesus's death.
General Deborah Green and her husband Jim lead a controversial Christian cult known as the Aggressive Christian Ministry, raising questions about faith and authority.
Jim Codrington leads a team to renovate churches in various communities, fulfilling congregational dreams within a week-long transformation.
70% of Americans identify as Christians, a demographic that largely supported Donald Trump in the elections and continues to influence political outcomes.
Prophet Mboro, a millionaire preacher in South Africa, is known for his controversial practices and extravagant lifestyle amidst claims of performing miracles.
A R.I.C.O. investigation into the Nation of Yahweh reveals a violent cult led by Yahweh ben Yahweh, linked to the decapitation of a dissident member in Miami.
Every year, thousands of American teenagers are sent to Christian reform schools abroad, often against their will and at their parents' request.
Jamali Maddix visits Tennessee to investigate the Rod of Iron Ministries and Pastor Sean Moon.
Pope Benedict XVI's resignation in 2013 was overshadowed by a global sexual abuse scandal, revealing his failure to address clergy misconduct and corruption within the Catholic Church.
Six million Jews were killed during the Holocaust, leading to a global recognition of the need for a Jewish state in the aftermath of World War II.
Manny Waks, a survivor of sexual abuse at the Yeshivah Centre in Melbourne, publicly confronts his abuser and the community's efforts to silence him.
