It is rare for television to allow its characters to have any sort of spiritual life.

In "Believer with Reza Aslan," a scholar presents a part as indicative of the whole.

One of the most compassionate shows on television, "Call the Midwife," returns this Sunday, April 2, for its sixth season.

“Call Me Francis” is unafraid to delve into Francis’ intellectual conflicts. But neither is it afraid to be funny. 

If the rich are different from you and me, how much more different, then, are royalty?

Why is it easier to explore the gritty reality of racism, sexism or elitism when it’s set in another world?