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Constantine's arch, built to celebrate his victory over Maxentius, stands 6 stories high and is located just 91 meters from the Coliseum in Rome.
Three white British women share their experiences and motivations for converting to Islam amid societal challenges following the 9/11 attacks.
A flame that has burned continuously for nearly 2,500 years is found in a Zoroastrian sanctuary deep in the mountains of Iran.
The episode investigates the existence of King Solomon's Mines and the Ark of the Covenant.
Catemaco, a town in Veracruz, Mexico, is renowned for its witchcraft, attracting politicians and celebrities seeking supernatural cures and powers.
The cross, once a symbol of death, transformed into a symbol of triumph as Christianity gained power within the Roman Empire.
Two thousand years of Christianity's history are examined, focusing on key figures like Jesus of Nazareth and the early Christian communities.
In the United States, 16,000 people have lodged complaints for sexual abuse against Catholic priests, revealing a widespread pattern of misconduct and cover-up.
Thomas seeks spiritual ecstasy at a Christian tent revival, engaging with fervent preaching and the practice of speaking in tongues.
Varanasi is a holy city in India where millions of Hindus seek salvation through death.
Ireland's castles are home to restless spirits and echoes of ancient magic, revealing a complex history of rituals and supernatural beliefs.
Leading experts use advanced scientific techniques to restore the Aedicula, the structure that houses the tomb of Christ, in a 46-minute investigation.
Rafedh and Arin celebrate their wedding in Erbil, showcasing the resilient Christian community in Kurdistan.
A 2,000-year-old stone tablet suggests the existence of a messiah who dies and rises after three days, predating the story of Jesus.
Tom Holland discusses the historical impact of Christianity on Western morality, exploring its influence on contemporary values and the relationship between religion and science.
In Melbourne, the Adass Jewish community maintains its centuries-old traditions and values, resisting modern influences in a multicultural society.
Jesus Christ's life is explored through key events such as his years in the wilderness and his ministry, providing insight into his humanity.
Kenrap, an eight-year-old Buddhist monk in the Phuktal monastery of Zanskar, navigates monastic life after recognizing himself as the reincarnation of a 68-year-old monk.
In Britain, a growing number of young women, like 23-year-old Clara, are choosing to leave their careers and personal lives to become nuns in traditional convents.
This episode decodes biblical prophecies and their warnings sent from God for mankind's future.
Archaeological excavations in Israel have provided new clues about the birthplace of Saint Peter, traditionally believed to be buried under Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Urgan, a 9-year-old boy from a remote Himalayan village, faces the challenge of crossing the Wori La pass to join a monastery and fulfill his Buddhist destiny.
Aleister Crowley, known as "The Great Beast," was a controversial figure in modern occultism, revered by some as a prophet and condemned by others as a Satanist.
220 million people are expected to attend the 50-day Kumbh Festival in Prayagraj, where millions seek salvation at the world's largest religious gathering.
Simcha Jacobovici explores the significance of the red heifer prophecy and its connection to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem through various historical theories.
Ten men were chosen to commit suicide at Masada as the Romans advanced, marking a significant moment in the struggle between Jewish traditions and Roman power.
An ancient stone tablet from the Jordanian antiquities market suggests the existence of a dying and rising Messiah prior to Jesus in ancient Israel.
A nine-year-old boy named Jalue, recognized as the reincarnation of a Buddhist lama, shares his experiences with Morgan Freeman in Minnesota.
On April 16, 1521, Martin Luther faced the imperial diet in Worms, where he was celebrated by supporters despite being branded a heretic by the church.
Bentinho Massaro, a spiritual guru with a large social media following, faces criticism for his controversial teachings and high-priced retreats in the Netherlands.
The Promised Land, a site of profound historical and spiritual significance, has been a focal point of conflict and divine questions for millennia.
St. Peter's Basilica, built over the Tomb of Saint Peter, showcases architectural innovations and technical challenges faced by artists like Michelangelo and Bernini.
The beliefs of the Founding Fathers regarding Christianity and their intentions for America's religious foundation are examined through the lens of the Constitution's language.
Lindisfarne, a sacred site in Northumbria, faced a devastating Viking raid in 793 AD, reshaping Christian Europe and revealing its rich cultural heritage.
In early 17th century England, persecuted Catholics, led by Guy Fawkes and other disillusioned elites, plotted to assassinate King James I in a failed attempt to resist oppression.
Award-winning journalist Lee Strobel investigates scientific evidence for the existence of God, prompted by his wife's conversion to Christianity.
20 million Sikhs live in the Indian subcontinent, with many now able to access their holy site in Pakistan through the new Kartarpur Corridor.
Celtic mythology in Ireland is explored through enduring stories of ancient gods, revealing the cultural significance and historical context of these legends.
Pope Benedict XVI's resignation on February 11, 2013, marked the first papal abdication in nearly 600 years, sending shock waves around the world.
American Christian missionary John Chau was killed while attempting to contact the Sentinelese, raising complex discussions about his motivations and the implications of his actions.
The tomb of High Priest Caiaphas, linked to the trial of Jesus, was excavated in Jerusalem in 1990, revealing artifacts that have since vanished.
Megiddo serves as a significant site for analyzing biblical prophecies from the Old and New Testaments, linking them to contemporary global events.
Indonesian trans people, known as Warias, navigate their identities and faith at the Senin-Kamis School, seeking acceptance within Islam despite societal rejection.
First-century Judea is examined through the lens of daily life, healthcare, and legal systems, highlighting the context surrounding the events of the Christian Bible.
In western Nepal, the Rajis community relies on fishing and gold dust collection, guided by the legend of the golden mahseer blessed by goddess Kanyakumari.
Nuns around the world have reported systemic sexual abuse by priests, revealing decades of silence and complicity within the Catholic Church.
Scientology, founded by L. Ron Hubbard in 1953, is examined for its controversial practices, Hollywood influence through Tom Cruise, and societal impact.
1307 marked the sudden arrest of the Knights Templar across Europe, leading to widespread disbelief about the charges against them.
