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The Vatican renews its campaign against Satan, with its Chief Exorcist performing 50 exorcisms weekly.
White evangelical voters account for 26 percent of the electorate, a key demographic targeted by the Faith and Freedom Coalition in the 2018 midterms.
Paramahamsa Nithyananda, wanted by Interpol on rape and kidnapping charges, allegedly fled to a self-declared state off the coast of Ecuador.
More than 500 cult members were barricaded inside a church and set alight on March 17, 2000, in one of the worst mass killings in modern history.
A four-year-old boy tells his mother that babysitter Michael Jensen makes him perform sexual acts, leading to a civil lawsuit against the Mormon Church.
400 Jewish settlers live in Hebron, surrounded by more than 100,000 Palestinians, creating a tense and divided community.
Mrs Harumi Suzuki speaks out against sexual abuse in Japan's Catholic Church.
Koranic schools in Senegal face criticism for their strict discipline and focus on memorizing the Koran, raising concerns about child welfare and educational practices.
The Aum cult resurfaces in Japan, raising fears of a repeat of the 1995 sarin attack.
5,200 new recruits are targeted by the Israeli government for enlistment from the ultra-Orthodox community by 2017 amid rising protests and resistance.
Hundreds of ARA women in Thailand underwent sterilization procedures based on the guidance of American missionary Paul Lewis, leading to lifelong pain and regret.
Seven days a week, whirling dervishes perform a ritual in Istanbul that is considered heretical by some Muslims and illegal under Turkish law.
Since Trump's announcement, over 50 Palestinians and four Israelis have been killed amid protests and unrest across Israel and Palestine.
75,000 members of the Parsi community in Mumbai face a crisis as their traditional funerary practices are threatened by the declining vulture population.
The 1993 standoff at Waco, Texas, resulted in the deaths of 76 Branch Davidians and raises questions about the actions of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
As tensions rise between the United States and Iran, Melani McAlister and Shaul Magid examine the intersection of faith, nationalism, and politics in this conflict.
More than 80% of respondents in a poll were unsure about the mainstream Mormon church's stance on polygamy, reflecting ongoing misconceptions about the faith.
Pope Leo XIV's historic apology for the Catholic Church's role in slavery is examined through insights from Congolese theologian Léocadie Lushombo and his encyclical "Magnifica humanitas."
The public exchange between President Donald Trump and Pope Leo over the Iran war highlights the deteriorating relationship between the US and the Vatican.
Mark Dimas leads a diverse church in Little Rock, adapting business strategies for survival.
About 70 million evangelical Christians in America support Israel, making them the largest pro-Israeli voting bloc in the world.
Pope Leo XIV excommunicated members of the Society of St. Pius X after the group consecrated bishops without papal consent, prompting severe Vatican disciplinary measures.
Oliver Cromwell bans Christmas in 1643, leading to riots and lasting impacts on celebrations.
Oliver Laughland and Tom Silverstone assess white evangelicals' loyalty to Trump in North Carolina.
Scores of bodies, including those of Shi’ite individuals, were discovered in the Tigris River in April 2005, revealing the extent of sectarian violence in Iraq.
The Yazidis in Northern Iraq face severe persecution and a drastic population decline since April 2008.
Naga practitioners in India dedicate their lives to extreme yoga practices and rituals aimed at detaching from the material world.
Over a thousand deities can be involved in the complex divination technique associated with Orula, the supreme oracle of divination.
In the Himalayan region of Ladakh, Tibetan pilgrims undertake a three-day prostration pilgrimage guided by a revered Lama, showcasing their spiritual devotion.
The Basilica of Yanmosucro in Ivory Coast, a replica of the Vatican, was built between 1986 and 1989 under the commission of the former president.
In a landmark Supreme Court ruling, a high school coach's right to kneel in prayer on the football field challenges decades of school prayer precedents.
The Jehovah's Witnesses are a religious group with eight million followers worldwide.
More than 2 million people in Brazil practice Candomblé, an Afro-Brazilian religion that incorporates music and dance to invoke spirit gods called Odishas.
December 25th is debated as the birthdate of Jesus, with the Gospel of Luke presenting discrepancies that challenge traditional narratives and Christmas's origins.
The video highlights that only men were disciples when the Lord washed their feet.
In 909 AD, an onyx cup believed to be the Holy Grail vanished from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, prompting historical inquiries into its fate.
More than 10 people were murdered every day in El Salvador last year, as gang violence continues to plague the country.
Haiti hosts the erotic Guiné ritual, celebrating love through sensual dance at Limonat beach.
Two women reveal the challenges of turning their backs on their religion and facing shunning.
The Sea of Galilee, the lowest freshwater lake in the world, played a crucial role in the early life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth.
Frederick Douglass confronts the moral implications of Quakers purchasing his freedom.
Dr. Sir James Mallinson becomes a mahant after 20 years studying with Indian holy men.
Haitian Vodou, linked to the 1791 revolution, is misrepresented as evil in pop culture.
When Akhenaten came to power, he abolished the worship of multiple gods, mandating the exclusive veneration of Aten, the sun god.
Merchant caravans from the Navatans brought religious influences to the Arabian Peninsula, contributing to Mecca's development as a major religious center.
In 1119, nine Crusader Knights led by Hugh de Payens vowed to protect pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem, marking the founding of the Knights Templar.
In Scandinavia during the 8th to 12th centuries, the conversion of Norse societies to Christianity transformed their cultural and religious practices significantly.
In 1906, Charles Lang Freer purchased an ancient Greek codex containing the four New Testament gospels for $7,750, marking a significant biblical discovery.
