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Heart and Soul Episodes

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    Tolerating The Intolerant

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

  2. Young, Muslim And Black (Heart And Soul)

    Personal approaches to spirituality from around the world.

  3. Roma In Hungary

    Personal approaches to spirituality from around the world.

  4. 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.

  6. The Buddhist Dilemma

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

  7. Being Joseph

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

  8. Bede

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

  10. Eco Asceticsm

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

  11. 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.

  12. Bolivia - Day Of The Skulls

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

  13. 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

  14. 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.

  15. The Mourner's Kaddish

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

  16. The Whoop

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

  17. Women In The Madrassa

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

  18. Right Livelihood

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

  19. Hasidic Pilgrimage

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

  20. Why Remain A Catholic? 1

    Edward Stourton asks how Catholics negotiate their own moral paths in a church which many feel is deeply discredited.

  21. Rise And Rise Of The Georgian Orthodox C

    Tom Esslemont explores the astonishing renaissance of Georgia's Orthodox Church following the end of Communism.

  23. Recite!

    Razia Iqbal takes a fresh look at the rich oral and artistic traditions surrounding the Quran - the holy book of Islam.

  24. A Dictatorship Of Relativism

    Edward Stourton examines claims that the tolerance which moral relativism is supposed to foster has turned into a new extremism.

  25. 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.

  27. Buddhist Temple Bells

    There are thousands of Buddhist temples in Japan and most have huge bronze bells, bonshou, which are cherished and revered.

  29. Faith And Football

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

  30. Colombian Hostages

    Personal approaches to spirituality from around the world.

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