Fifty years ago, the Vatican declared that Jews are not to blame for the death of Christ. A rabbi and a Catholic historian explore this landmark decision. Plus: why Evangelicals say Halloween is a celebration of evil.

Rev. Nadia Bolz-Weber is a tattooed former addict who’s logged a lot of time in church basements, talking about her struggle with alcohol and desperately seeking God. The cranky, loveable Lutheran pastor joins us.

The host of "Snap Judgment" tells us he learned the craft of storytelling from the apocalyptic "cult" where he spent his formative years. And loosening the rules on rabbis in interfaith relationships.

In the years since his messy exit from 'Meet the Press,' David Gregory has found another calling: as the author of a memoir on his own spiritual struggle. And the appeal, and the criticisms, of the Nation of Islam.

Many Catholics love the spooky side of church tradition: Virgin Mary sightings, exorcisms and miracles. But is the supernatural at odds with the 21st century? And the knotted history of the newly-sainted Junipero Serra.

Three millennials--a conservative, a liberal, and a former Catholic--tell us what Pope Francis needs to do to keep young people in the pews. And a rabbi's wise advice on how to say 'I'm sorry' on the Day of Atonement.

Pope Francis has changed the tone in how the Church approaches some of its most controversial teachings, from abortion to LGBT issues. Is a change in doctrine next? And a brief history of the shofar.

Why Muslim refugees aren't receiving a warm welcome in Europe. Plus, our award-winning story on Syria's sacred music.

How American Jews and Christians think about money--and how that translates into very different approaches to raising funds and paying clergy in their houses of worship.

What inspires ISIS? We revisit our popular debate on whether the so-called Islamic State is truly 'Islamic.' And our 2011 conversation with legendary Jewish actor Theodore Bikel, who died in July at age 91.