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Three white British women share their experiences and motivations for converting to Islam amid societal challenges following the 9/11 attacks.
Award-winning journalist Lee Strobel investigates scientific evidence for the existence of God, prompted by his wife's conversion to Christianity.
A meeting of leading scientists and scholars challenges the traditional views of evolution and creationism in the ongoing debate about life's origins.
Scientific materialism is challenged through an exploration of biological engineering, suggesting that life may indicate the presence of intelligence rather than random processes.
Six days a week, Mennonites work from dawn to dusk without electricity, television, or internet in their closed community in Mexico.
Rastafari, a spiritual movement that began in Jamaica and Ethiopia in the 1930s, reveals unexpected connections to Christianity in its beliefs and practices.
Jehovah's Witnesses in Germany maintain strict lifestyles and strong community ties, with their headquarters in Selters reflecting their beliefs and controversies surrounding their identity.
Tom Green, 51, has 29 children, with 26 of them aged 12 years and under, living with his five wives in Green Haven, Utah.
Frederic Raphael travels from Jerusalem to Asia, Spain, and the USA, exploring the intersections of Buddhism, Islam, Catholicism, and Puritanism.
El Niño Fidencio, a revered figure in Mexico, attracted thousands to his annual celebration, where followers believe his spirit continues to heal through ritualistic practices.
Frederic Raphael explores the intersections of God, religion, and modernity through pilgrimages to Jerusalem, Asia, Spain, and the USA.
Akhanaten, known as "the criminal of Amarna," transformed ancient Egyptian religion by replacing multiple gods with the singular worship of Aton.
Frederic Raphael explores fundamental questions about God and religion through pilgrimages to Jerusalem, Asia, Spain, and the USA.
More than two million sheep have died over the past 30 years during transport from Australia to distant slaughterhouses.
The Lapp family experiences a series of hauntings after receiving a gift that contradicts their Amish beliefs, awakening the ghost of a deceased witch.
In the Amish community, Cry Baby Bridge and the Witch's Tree are linked to supernatural encounters that challenge the boundaries of faith and folklore.
Jerusalem's ancient ties to Christianity and its profound impact on believers are examined, highlighting the city's enduring religious significance.
Aum cult members reflect on their faith and identity, contrasting the experiences of Danish confirmation students and Japanese Buddhists in a philosophical exploration.
The Romans built over 2,000 miles of roads in Britain, which helped them conquer most of the island and change its culture.
Taufan Wahab and Pingkan Mangowal rekindled their relationship after 15 years apart, despite facing opposition from their families over their interfaith marriage.
Thousands of devotees gather each month in Tamil Nadu to worship the goddess Angalaman, with a notable participation of transgenders in the rituals.
A proposed bill in Ghana could impose up to 10 years in prison for queer identity and advocacy, intensifying the crackdown on LGBTQ rights.
A 100-kilometer distance separates Taiwan from Mazu Island, where Taiwanese pilgrims face challenges in reaching the birthplace of the sea goddess.
Almost two thousand workers took three years to build the Yamoussoukro Basilica, a colossal replica of the Vatican in the Ivory Coast jungle.
