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Women Of The Madrassa

Personal approaches to spirituality from around the world.

• 26 mins

Faith and Finance

Lord Myners, the Minister appointed to clean up the City, is so dismayed with the greed that he is planning to study theology.

• 26 mins

Poverty As A Spiritual Practice

Ernie Rea presents a discussion on poverty as a spirtual practice.

• 26 mins

Aliens

How different religions view the world beyond and the implications for what it means to be 'in God's image'.

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Twin Sisters, Two Faiths

Identical twin sisters have, as adults, embraced religion. But where Caroline has become Christian, Elizabeth has become Muslim.

• 26 mins

The Ninety Nine Beautiful Names Of Allah

The practice of repeating the Ninety-Nine Beautiful Names of Allah highlights different aspects of the Divine to Muslims.

• 26 mins

Biblically Correct Tours

Frank Faulk goes on a Biblically Correct Tour and sees an encounter between an evolutionist and a creationist in Denver.

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Bolivian Music

Jane Chambers travels to some tiny villages in Bolivia to find out about the sacred music which has been hidden for centuries.

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Open To All

In the 80's pastor Christian Fuehrer put a sign on his church in Leipzig: Open to All. Kristine Pommert visits him 20 years on.

• 26 mins

Bosnia's War Babies

Episode 1

The story of teenagers 'born from hate', as a result of war rape in Bosnia, who are now experiencing mental trauma.

• 26 mins

Bosnia's War Babies

Episode 2

The story of teenagers 'born from hate', as a result of war rape in Bosnia, who are now experiencing mental trauma.

• 26 mins

New Jewish Life In Berlin

Through the eyes of Berlin's new Jews, Kristine Pommert portrays the Jewish community in what used to be Hitler's capital.

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The Black Cube

The Ka'aba is the Black Cube in Mecca, the holiest shrine of Islam, Navid Akhtar looks at how it has intersected with the West.

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Poland - The Church And The Fall Of Communism

How crucial was Poland's Catholic church in bringing about the end of Communism?

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Poland - The Church And The Fall Of Communism

20 years after Communism, is Poland still the most Catholic country in Europe?

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Muslim Televangelists

Moderate Mulsims are challenging fundamentalists and the context is being played out on satellite TV channels.

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Should God Be Allowed On The Pitch?

Richard Coles explores the role faith plays in football and asks how realistic it is to expect football to be secular.

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The Whoop

The Whoop is a musical, emotional method of preaching. An African American preaching style, called "singing the sermon".

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Spiritual Journeys

Anne Rice

Bidisha traces the spiritual journeys of 3 writers through fiction & poetry, where they can question and celebrate their faith.

• 26 mins

Spiritual Journeys

Episode 2

Bidisha traces the spiritual journeys of 3 writers through fiction & poetry, where they can question and celebrate their faith.

• 26 mins

Spiritual Journeys

Episode 3

Bidisha traces the spiritual journeys of 3 writers through fiction & poetry, where they can question and celebrate their faith.

• 26 mins

Buddhist Temple Bells

This week's Heart and Soul captures the physical and symbolic power of bonshu - the huge, bronze Buddhist temple bells in Japan.

• 26 mins

Hospice Chronicles

Episode 1

Many people chose to end their lives in a hospice. We follow 2 hospice volunteers through their training and first assignments.

• 26 mins

Hospice Chronicles

Episode 2

Many people chose to end their lives in a hospice. We follow 2 hospice volunteers through their training and first assignments.

• 26 mins

The Mystery Of The Mourner's Kaddish

Rabbi Naftali Brawer explores the history and meaning of the Mourner's Kaddish, the Jewish prayer for the dead.

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Voice Of The Voiceless

Episode 1

Julian Miglierini looks at the legacy of El Salvador's advocate of the poor, Archbishop Romero, who was shot dead 30 years ago.

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Voice Of The Voiceless

Episode 2

Julian Miglierini looks at the legacy of El Salvador's advocate of the poor, Archbishop Romero, who was shot dead 30 years ago.

• 26 mins

Easter

Mike Ford explores why some Christians relate more easily to the suffering Christ of Holy Week than to the risen one of Easter.

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Iraq's Forgotten Conflict

Edward Stourton reports on 'a campaign of liquidation' against Iraq's religious minorities since the invasion of 2003.

• 26 mins

Ganga Ma - Voices Of The River

Episode 1

A journey down the Ganges collecting sounds and stories from among the 400 million people who live and work on it.

• 26 mins