A look back at our 2015 interview on the early days of the refugee crisis. First, a Syrian refugee tells us about his new home in the Netherlands. Then, we analyze the situation with a journalist and a scholar of Islam.

In 2015, more than a million migrants and refugees entered Europe. Today, as the US debates a travel ban, we look back at our show from the beginning of the crisis.

How depictions of a fair-skinned Jesus linked whiteness with godliness, and the Dead Sea Scrolls as you've never seen them before.

For the last few decades, the Dead Sea Scrolls have lived very sheltered lives. But thanks to technology developed by Google and NASA, the world's oldest Bible is now accessible online in stunning, hi-resolution detail.

Edward Blum explains how depictions of a white Jesus have linked whiteness with godliness – and complicated race relations for generations of Americans.

Want to sell a book in the religion section? Add the word "shaman," and you'll do fine. Add the word "power" or "power animal" and you'll be doing even better. We explain what Shamanism is--and isn't.

Rep. Keith Ellison is hoping to become chairman of the DNC—which would make him the face of the liberal opposition to President Trump. In 2014 he reflected on how his Muslim faith intersects with his policy choices.

In 2006, Rep. Keith Ellison became the first Muslim elected to Congress. Now he's seeking to lead the opposition to President Trump as chair of the Democratic Party.

Seven years after he first got the idea, Phillip Patterson finally completed a seemingly impossible task: to hand-copy the entire Christian Bible. His favorite passage in the entire Bible? 'Love thy neighbor as thyself.'

For Coptic Christians, the story of Christianity is rooted in Egypt, where the young Jesus was protected from King Herod. They’ve lived there since biblical times, often dwelling in the dusty caverns of the desert.