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Mahomet's relationships with women reveal a complex figure who embraced love and tolerance, challenging contemporary radical interpretations of Islam.
Pope Benedict XVI's resignation in 2013 led to a historic conclave at the Vatican, resulting in the election of Pope Francis, the first Jesuit pope.
Orthodox Jewish communities in Israel share their intimate experiences of love and marriage, highlighting the stability of their relationships amid modern challenges.
The notorious raid of Lindisfarne in 793 AD marked the beginning of the Viking Age, targeting a key center of early English Christianity in Northumbria.
Buddhist nuns in the remote Zanskar Valley exemplify resilience and generosity, as filmmaker Caroline Riegel captures their serene lives amidst harsh Himalayan winters.
Paula White, a prominent Christian televangelist and adviser to Donald Trump, discusses her role in the 2016 campaign and the Faith and Opportunity Initiative.
Christianity transformed from a small movement in 50 CE to the official religion of the Roman Empire by leveraging urban growth, social networks, and political power.
Pope Francis, the first non-European pope in over 1,000 years, has focused on reforming the Catholic Church since his election in 2013.
Queen Jezebel's legacy as a symbol of feminine evil is examined through historical events and feminist interpretations of her life in ancient Israel.
Polygamy in Indonesia faces significant opposition, yet advocates like Riski Ramdani promote it as an ideal marriage model despite widespread criticism of its implications.
In the 1940s, occultists including Jack Parsons and L. Ron Hubbard conducted rituals at Devil's Gate Dam in an attempt to open a portal to Hell.
In Tudor England, monasteries were the largest landowners, shaping education, technology, and daily life for farmhands and surrounding communities.
Charlemagne, born between 742 and 748, became King of France in 768 and expanded his empire through numerous military campaigns until his death in 814.
Henri, King of Navarre, navigates religious conflict in France from 1589 to 1610.
Teri, a former bank robber turned shaman, shares her prison experiences while a young ex-Mormon grapples with family forgiveness and identity.
Six days a week, Mennonites work from dawn to dusk without electricity, television, or internet in their closed community in Mexico.
Five women from the Bible, including Eve and Esther, are examined for their roles and the societal challenges they faced in a patriarchal context.
Eleanor Janega examines the hierarchical structure and societal impact of the Roman Catholic Church on various classes during Britain's Medieval Period.
Cursed objects and locations around the world raise questions about the nature of curses, exploring whether they stem from imagination or have real effects.
Dark Magic encompasses a rich history of occult practices and beliefs, revealing the complex relationship between supernatural powers and cultural interpretations of evil.
Ghost hunters, a sensory neuroscientist, and an E.V.P. investigator explore the enigmatic sounds attributed to the afterlife and their implications.
Moses' leadership during the Exodus is examined through archaeological evidence and historical accounts that support the biblical narrative of parting the Red Sea.
Theories regarding the nature of God, the Bible, and angels are examined through the lens of extraterrestrial influence and ancient astronaut hypotheses.
Rastafari, a spiritual movement that began in Jamaica and Ethiopia in the 1930s, reveals unexpected connections to Christianity in its beliefs and practices.
Mount Sinai, a sacred site for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, is explored in a two-part investigation into its historical location and significance.
Lelung Rinpoche, a key figure in Tibetan Buddhism, seeks to recover lost spiritual teachings while navigating his own path to enlightenment across multiple countries.
Pastor Timothy Findley Jr. of The Kingdom Fellowship Church in Louisville plays a pivotal role in advocating for racial justice and mobilizing black voters amid protests following Breonna Taylor's death.
Witchcraft has gained mainstream acceptance, as modern practitioners like Lucille Furr and Amanda Yates Garcia share their experiences and perspectives on its relevance today.
Flavius Josephus, a first-century historian, provides insights into the historical context of Jesus Christ, challenging the accuracy of biblical accounts.
A newly discovered ancient tablet suggests the existence of a messiah who returned from the dead before Jesus Christ, raising questions about early Christianity.
Archaeologists and theologians analyze an ancient shard of wood to determine if it is a fragment of the cross on which Jesus was crucified.
In northern Israel, the historical context of Jesus' ministry around the Sea of Galilee is analyzed, questioning the intersection of history and theology.
In Vatican City, half a million people seek healing from demonic possession each year, prompting a revival of the controversial rite of exorcism.
Aleister Crowley, known as "The Wickedest Man in the World," led a controversial life marked by mysticism and defiance against societal norms.
Historical data reveals the astronomical origins of Judeo-Christian theology, linking it to earlier Pagan beliefs and examining societal conditioning around pivotal events.
Jerusalem's Temple Mount, a site of immense religious significance for Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, holds ancient secrets that reflect its historical importance.
Legendary rivers in Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar serve as the backdrop for exploring significant Buddhist temples and mystical sites in this PBS documentary.
In Season 4, Episode 5 of The UnXplained, significant archaeological findings are examined to assess their connection to biblical accounts of destruction.
A high rate of unemployment in Ghana has led many individuals to engage in phone and internet scams, intertwining their actions with local beliefs in witchcraft.
Pope Francis officiated at a juvenile detention center in Rome, washing the feet of 12 teens from various religions, including two Muslims.
Wayne Bent, a self-proclaimed messiah in New Mexico, led the Strong City cult, where followers faced manipulation, psychological control, and a controversial trial.
Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed fights for a more inclusive Islam for gay Muslims in France.
Mongolia's unique form of Buddhism, shaped by its nomadic culture and vast landscapes, has evolved through centuries of resilience and spiritual harmony.
In Bologna, 1858, a Jewish father fights against the Inquisition to rescue his kidnapped son, symbolizing the struggle against Catholic Orthodoxy.
The Lance of Longinus, believed to be the spear that pierced Jesus Christ, has been a sought-after relic by various historical figures throughout the ages.
Three American Christians, including Apollo 15 astronaut Colonel James Irwin, search for Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat, believing its discovery would validate biblical accounts.
The Biblical account of the Exodus is examined through archaeological evidence tracing the Israelites' route from Goshen to Mt. Sinai, including artifacts linked to Pharaoh's army.
Sacred sites around the world, including the Holy Grail, are examined for potential evidence of extraterrestrial influence in this exploration of ancient mysteries.
