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Notre-Dame survives a devastating fire, preserving priceless artifacts and its Gothic legacy.
Hamed Abdel-Samad critiques Mohammed's influence in his latest book, The Case against Mohammed.
Pope Francis, the first Pope from the Global South, has died, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and advocacy for marginalized communities worldwide.
Fethullah Gülen denies involvement in Turkey's coup during a Financial Times visit to Pennsylvania.
The FedEx massacre in Indianapolis targets Sikh Americans, highlighting ongoing racial tensions.
Riazat Butt visits the Benedictine nuns who moved to the North York Moors national park.
Brother Mike Velarde attracts 100,000 worshippers weekly at El Shaddai church in the Philippines.
Two Palestinian twin brothers reunite in Gaza after a year apart, highlighting the emotional struggles and resilience of families in the region.
An elderly couple in Gaza returns to their bombed home, confronting the emotional toll of conflict and the resilience of their love amidst devastation.
Rob Schenck urges evangelical voters to abandon Trump for his pro-choice opponent.
Gene Robinson received death threats after becoming the first openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church in 2003, facing significant opposition to his consecration.
In Gaza, a man searches through rubble for his mother's body, illustrating the profound grief and emotional toll of loss in conflict zones.
A man in Gaza remains in his home despite the loss of 48 family members during the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, exemplifying resilience amid tragedy.
A mother with seven children chose not to accompany her baby to Egypt for medical care, fearing for her other children's safety.
Terrence Malick's To The Wonder features Javier Bardem as a questioning priest in February 2013.
Supporters of Donald Trump, including a pastor, express their belief that his presidency is a divine mission ordained by God.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reopens Istanbul's Hagia Sophia for Muslim worship.
Sargrad TV promotes Kremlin propaganda and Orthodox values amid the Ukraine conflict.
President Vladimir Zelensky meets U.S. officials to request more weapons amid ongoing conflict.
Thousands of children die every year due to parents' religious beliefs against medical treatment.
Bastard Bronson's arrest sparks a US-Turkey crisis involving sanctions and NATO tensions.
Fireballs rain down on children flying kites in Gaza, illustrating the severe impact of the ongoing conflict on innocent civilians.
Voodoo believers, like Martin de Souza, clarify misconceptions about their faith and rituals.
Sri Lanka faces a coordinated Islamist attack on Christians and Western hotels during Easter.
Patriarch Kirill supports Putin's war in Ukraine, calling opponents forces of evil.
Yazidis flee ISIS attacks in Iraq, facing dire conditions in the mountains above Sjar.
A recent survey from a Berlin university found that 8% of young adults have never had contact with Muslims, compared to 22% of those over 25.
During a Ramadan iftar dinner outside of Kiev, President Vladimir Zelenskyy awarded medals to Muslim soldiers defending Ukraine since 2014.
ORLAN, a pioneering French artist, challenges societal norms surrounding the body, gender, and religion through her innovative and provocative performances and artworks.
Dennett argues that belief in God is dangerous in this debate featuring New Atheists.
Watch full film featuring Pope Shenouda discussing Coptic Christians and Islam in Egypt.
At the 2011 New Yorker Festival, Richard Dawkins discusses the lack of evidence for the existence of God during a conversation with editor Henry Finder.
Carl Lentz discusses fashion, faith, and the cultural impact of Hillsong services.
Todd Zwillich discusses propaganda's threat to Democracy in America in this episode of Breaking the Vote.
Giles Fraser and Tracy King debate the rationality of superstition in modern life.
100% of girls in Egypt, regardless of class, undergo female circumcision, a practice Nawal El Saadawi argues is rooted in political ideology and religious exploitation.
Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Lewis, Senior Minister at Middle Collegiate Church, discusses her childhood trauma, activism for social justice, and the transformative power of love and understanding.
Richard Dawkins sold millions of copies of his book 'The Selfish Gene' since its release in 1976, sparking debate about the role of religion in society.
The video debates the separation of religion and politics, focusing on the United States and beyond.
Mary Knight shares her personal experiences and healing journey as a survivor of satanic ritual abuse, addressing the ongoing debate surrounding its existence.
Teresa Forcades critiques capitalism and Catholic misogyny in a Guardian interview.
Alexander Tovborg, a Danish artist, explores spirituality and faith through his monumental works, reflecting on personal loss and the role of art in spiritual quests.
