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Brave Pastafarians fight for religious freedom and challenge skeptics in I, Pastafari.
The Enawéné tribe honors Yankwa through a traditional ball game in the Amazonian Rainforest.
Theologian Ralph Lee discusses the Ark of the Covenant's fate and its possible location in Ethiopia.
The Ark of the Covenant's possible location in Jerusalem is examined through various historical and religious perspectives, highlighting its significance in the region.
The video compares the differing nativity stories of Matthew and Luke regarding Christ's birth.
The pope leads a government with a UN presence, influencing over one billion people worldwide.
Many attribute Ireland's conversion to Christianity to St. Patrick and cosmic events.
A Roman aqueduct, built over 2,000 years ago, connects to a grotto in Caesarea Philippi, a site of early Christian significance.
Tutankhamun's life and afterlife reflect his vital role in ancient Egyptian religion, particularly in ensuring the sun god Ra's daily rise.
A Sangoma in South Africa uses supernatural powers to heal and perform exorcisms for the Zulus.
The mosque of Cordoba becomes the largest after Mecca during the Muslim dominance in Spain.
Aysha, 12, is the only white student at Islamia Secondary, a British Islamic school for girls.
Arab-Muslim forces capture Jerusalem in 637 A.D. while promoting peaceful coexistence with Christians.
In Mecca, the Haram's dedicated workers share their daily responsibilities and contributions that support millions of pilgrims during Hajj and throughout the year.
Palo Monte, a Cuban black magic practice, involves initiation rituals by the secret society Awuaka, focusing on engaging with the spirits of the deceased.
Pope Benedict XVI shares an intimate glimpse into life at the Vatican and its hidden locations.
Qismat Ali participates in a demanding pilgrimage that tests lung capacity and raises questions about devotion and belief within this unique cultural tradition.
Growing skepticism about evolution in American classrooms highlights the tension between scientific principles and religious beliefs, impacting education policies nationwide.
Rebekah Vardy discusses her upbringing as a Jehovah's Witness in Our True Crime series.
Religion is declining worldwide, with Britain seeing a shift in belief since 2009.
Michael Curry, the first African-American Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, delivered a sermon at the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in May 2018.
Santeria, a syncretic religion in Cuba, blends African, animist, and Christian beliefs, featuring rituals conducted by babalaos and the oracle of Ochú.
The Chapel of the Holy Cross, completed in 1956, attracts 3.5 million visitors each year as a place of meditation in Sedona's energy field.
In the Brazilian Amazon, the Enawéné tribe performs traditional dances and songs to invoke spirits, reflecting their deep spiritual beliefs and cultural practices.
Saint Patrick's Day celebrates Ireland's patron saint, with origins in American parades.
The Vatican is criticized for its financial history and influence on Christian truth.
The Alhambra palace in Granada showcases intricate geometric designs and rich history.
A woman returns home to honor her mother, a deceased Haitian voodoo priestess, in ritual.
References to Alexander the Great's tomb end around 391 AD, coinciding with the rise of Christianity and the destruction of pagan sites in Alexandria.
Most people believe Emperor Haile Selassie was murdered, but Rastafarians see him as alive.
New Vrindaban in West Virginia hosts America's largest Hare Krishna community and the Palace of Gold.
Prayers made during Hajj at Mecca are believed to carry a reward 100,000 times greater than those offered in any other mosque.
The Puritans fled England in 1630 but soon persecuted Quakers in Massachusetts.
Evangelical Christians significantly increased their political involvement in the 1960s and 70s, influencing the elections of presidents Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and Donald Trump.
A 6-foot-long cross may have been used in the crucifixion of Yohanan Ben Kagakul, whose ankle bone was found pierced by a nail in Jerusalem.
There is a place where those responsible for Egyptian magic practiced rituals in temples.
Three Popes simultaneously held power during the Great Western Schism in the 14th and 15th Century.
Rosaleen Norton, a bohemian artist from Sydney, challenges societal norms through her pantheist vision of witchcraft and sexual magic in her provocative art.
The Gospel of Thomas, discovered in 1946, presents an extremely controversial view of Christianity.
John Scopes is tried in Tennessee for teaching evolution, violating the Butler Act in July 1925.
Kuthodaw Pagoda in Myanmar is a Buddhist shrine with hundreds of inscribed stone tablets.
Ladakh in Kashmir highlights Tibetan culture and Buddhist meditation practices today.
The Umbanda is an Afro-Brazilian religion with significant social impact in Rio de Janeiro.
Joan of Arc hears voices inside her head, raising questions about their divine or mental origins.
Researchers believe that caves with wall paintings served as spiritual sites for initiation ceremonies in the Stone Age.
Many mosques use sundials to find the correct time for Islamic prayer.
A third of the British public believed in 1956 that the queen was specially chosen by God, reflecting changing views on monarchy today.
The Ark of the Covenant, a pivotal religious artifact, remains a subject of intrigue and speculation regarding its current location and historical significance.
