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Hasidic Pilgrimage

Daniel Gordon looks at the pilgrimage to Lizhensk, resting place of the Rabbi who popularised Hasidic Judaism in Poland.

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Right Livelihood

A look at how people in Australia are employing Buddhist ethics and practices in their workplaces to make work more satisfying.

• 26 mins

Women In The Madrassa

Zaiba Malik explores the work, and the social revolution, of the Mourchidat - female Muslim leaders in Morocco.

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The Whoop

Jessica Alpert discovers The Whoop - a musical, emotional, non-intellectual method of preaching the Word of God.

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Ground Zero Mosque

Linda Pressly traces the development of a controversy that engulfed New York and the US in the run-up to the mid-term elections.

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God And The Tea Party

Matt Wells explores how the Tea Party movement in the US may affect the traditional Christian influence on conservative politics

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Bolivia - Day Of The Skulls

Andres Schipani reports on a colourful collision of ancient indigenous ritual with Catholicism in La Paz, involving human skulls

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The Mourner's Kaddish

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

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Hajj On Wheels (Heart And Soul)

Meena Bakhtash on Muslims who have completed the Hajj in a wheelchair, fulfilling the 5th pillar of Islam despite disability.

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Eco Asceticsm

A new spiritual focus on lifestyle changes that reduce personal consumption and carbon footprint, termed "Eco-Asceticism"

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The Holocaust Deniers

Episode 1

Wendy Robbins takes a personal journey, examining fears that history is being rewritten, threatening the Jewish community.

• 26 mins

The Holocaust Deniers

Episode 2

Wendy Robbins takes a personal journey, examining fears that history is being rewritten, threatening the Jewish community.

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Bede

Francis Spufford looks at how Bede, an obscure English monk from the 8th century, shaped the history of Christianity.

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Being Joseph

Step-parenting has become far more common, but has it become any easier emotionally to bring up another man's child?

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The Buddhist Dilemma

Chaplain Thomas Dyer converted to Buddhism, and became first Buddhist chaplain in the American military.

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William Quilliam - Britain's First Islamist

Tim Winter goes in search of the truth behind Abdullah Quilliam, the solicitor who built Britain's first mosque.

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Haiti One Year On

Episode 1

One year after the Haiti earthquake, Edward Stourton visits the country to see how religion has helped and hindered.

• 26 mins

Haiti One Year On

Episode 2

One year after the Haiti earthquake, Edward Stourton visits the country to see how religion has helped and hindered.

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Roma In Hungary

Personal approaches to spirituality from around the world.

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Young, Muslim And Black (Heart And Soul)

Personal approaches to spirituality from around the world.

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Tolerating The Intolerant

Should a tolerant society accept religious intolerance? Jenny Cuffe investigates.

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Faith Through Disaster (Heart And Soul)

Personal approaches to spirituality from around the world.

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My Name Is Mohammed

As Mohammed becomes the most popular name for boys in Britain, three men reflect on what their name means to them.

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Conquering Holy Ground

Jane Little meets women who have broken the mould of male dominance in religion - including a female Hindu priest.

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Religion And Revolt

What role has religion played in the Middle East uprisings, and how will it affect the new order? Three experts discuss.

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Whose Hebrew Is It Anyway?

Hannah Barnes explores how the revival of Hebrew continues to divide world Jewry.

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Uganda - Return Of The Child Soldiers

Paul Bakibinga asks how former child soldiers abducted by the Lords Resistance Army can be helped to overcome their trauma.

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Faith Book

The King James Bible is 400 years old this year - but have more modern translations made it irrelevant?

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Spirit Of Tibet

The Dalai Lama in conversation, about stepping down as Tibet's political leader, who will succeed him, and his life's work.

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New Jews

Judaism does not encourage converts - so why do people tread the arduous path of studying to become a Jew? Judi Herman reports.

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