Evangelicals and Identity

Part one of a four-part series: the identity and beliefs of America’s evangelicals. (17m 7s)

William Sloane Coffin

Profile of Rev. William S. Coffin, a key leader in the civil rights and antiwar movements. (9m 29s)

Utah Gun Laws and the Church

In Utah, people who get licenses to carry concealed weapons can carry them even in church. (8m 43s)

Euro Islam

Anti-Muslim tensions continue to increase in Western Europe. (8m 39s)

Black Churches and Gay Marriage

Should African-American churches consider same-sex marriage a civil rights issue? (9m 43s)

Indian Violins

Father Thomas McGuire provides local children with a place to learn - and to play violins. (7m 7s)

SEED School

The SEED School is a public, charter, college preparatory boarding school. (7m 22s)

Tom White

A doctor and a multimillionaire are working together to give aid to people in need. (6m 5s)

Father Joe: Slum Priest

Father Joe Maier has spent 30 years setting up schools in the slums of Bangkok, Thailand. (9m 34s)

DNA Testing and Crime

Serious ethical questions are being raised as the DNA testing of criminals grows popular. (8m 37s)

Trembling before G-d

David is a gay Orthodox Jew struggling with the choice of sexual orientation or religion. (9m 29s)

Prolonging Life

What is the best course of action when a loved one is in a persistent vegetative state? (10m 12s)

Catholic Politicians

Catholic politicians are often torn between their spiritual and political beliefs. (11m 56s)

United Methodist Church Update

The United Methodist Church’s General Conference voted to remain opposed to homosexuality. (2m 11s)

Evangelicals and Evangelism

Part four of a four-part series: America’s evangelicals on spreading their faith. (15m 40s)

Shambhala Meditation

Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, of the Shambhala Buddhist movement, discusses meditation. (3m 36s)

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Evangelicals and Culture

Part three of a four-part series: American evangelicals’ relationship to popular culture. (14m 59s)

Faith and Politics

Watch a roundtable discussion on President Bush’s use of religious rhetoric. (6m)

Evangelicals and Politics

Part two of a four-part series: the politics of America’s evangelicals. (13m 22s)

America’s Evangelicals — Survey Analysis

Researcher Anna Greenberg and prof. John Green discuss a survey on America’s evangelicals. (5m 12s)

Fleming Rutledge on Easter

An author and priest reflects on the Easter story of crucifixion and resurrection. (5m 19s)

Writing Icons

Orthodox Christians consider writing icons to be a significant and scared form of prayer. (4m 51s)

Spiritual Care for Cancer Patients

Members of the clergy go through training to prepare them to help cancer patients. (8m 54s)

Passover Meal

We talk about the food of the Seder with cookbook author Joan Nathan. (2m 53s)

Who Really Killed Jesus?

Mel Gibson's THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST sparked conversations over who really killed Jesus. (8m 16s)

Jewish Burial Practices

“It is the most profound connection with my Judaism,” says Rochel Berman about tahara. (6m 13s)

Inner City Churches on the Move

Philadelphia’s Sharon Baptist Church deals with the implications of moving to suburbia. (5m 23s)

Biblical Archaeology

Archaeologists debate whether ruins in Israel support or contradict biblical stories. (7m 53s)

Children of Gays

Nearly a quarter of all same-sex couples in the U.S. are raising children. (7m 46s)

Christmas Traditions

Many Christmas traditions were actually adapted from pagan practices. (8m 6s)

Iraqi Humanitarian Efforts

Despite the attacks on foreigners, many humanitarian aid workers remain to help Iraqis. (8m 29s)

Mary Magdalene

What was the true identity of Mary Magdalene? (8m 42s)

Gay Marriage and Homosexuality

Under a new Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling, same-sex couples can marry. (4m 26s)

Illegal Immigration

Are illegal immigrants a drain on the U.S. economy or people deserving compassion? (6m 56s)

Holocaust Survivors Reunion

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum celebrated it's 10th anniversary with a tribute. (1m 49s)

Episcopalian Reaction to Gay Bishop

The consecration of Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson caused concern over gays in the church.

Operation Whitecoat

During WWII, the US Army exposed a group of soldiers to viruses and bacteria for testing. (9m 17s)

Devotion to Kali

For some Hindus, Diwali coincides with a worship service for the powerful goddess Kali. (2m 54s)

Elaine Pagels

Religion historian Elaine Pagels shares her personal story of success, loss, and faith. (8m 21s)

Timbuktu

Timbuktu’s million manuscripts reveal its heritage as a center of learning. (5m 55s)

Supreme Court Preview

R&E looks at the cases that the U.S. Supreme Court will consider in October 2003. (3m 1s)

Peter Steinfels

Peter Steinfels of THE NEW YORK TIMES discusses the problems facing the Catholic Church. (6m 14s)

Film Review: THE GOSPEL OF JOHN

The gospel according to John has been adapted word-for-word into a new film. (4m 32s)

Israel in Crisis

New controversy is stirring over the wall being built by Israel. (9m 44s)

Thich Nhat Hanh

The renowned Vietnamese Buddhist monk is touring the US to talk about Buddhism and peace. (5m 55s)

9/11 New York City Spirituality Revisited

Several faith leaders reflect on the spiritual impact of the September 11 attacks. (8m 23s)

Sculptor John Collier: Creating a 9/11 Memorial

John Collier is making sculptures in memoriam of September 11th. (3m 51s)