A look at the world's first couple, who are credited with being the first human beings. Their story is a creation story, a morality play, a love story, a story of betrayal. Its influence over the dynamics between men and women, sex and marriage has been powerful and undeniable. We also compare similar stories in religions around the world.

The story of the man who believed it was his duty to create a new race of righteous men. Noah is said to have lived 950 years, fathering his first child at 500.

Did David really slay Goliath? Who were the Philistines, ancient Israel's great enemy? Was Goliath really a giant? We'll travel back to Biblical times to answer these questions.

Perhaps no Biblical tale is so seductive as the steamy love affair of Samson and Delilah. Set amid the smoldering sands of ancient Palestine, it is the story of Samson--a man of terrifying strength and barbaric fury. This Hebrew warrior, renowned for killing thousands with the jawbone of an ass, would be tamed not by great armies, but by the smoldering eyes and warm embrace of a dark and mysterious woman. In one of the Bible's most dramatic episodes, Delilah brings Samson to his knees, stealing his heart, the secret of his strength and ultimately his life.

The story of Solomon, the legendary king of Israel, and Sheba, the beautiful queen who was dazzled by Solomon's wealth and wisdom. Theirs is one of the most enduring love stories of all time.

For nearly 2,000 years, she was believed to be a sex worker who repented and became a disciple of Jesus. But we reveal the truth about Mary that is finally emerging. In interviews, scholars tell us that she was almost certainly not a sex worker, but a wealthy woman whose support helped early Christianity to survive.

A 2-hour investigation that challenges traditional beliefs about Jesus. Was Jesus really a poor carpenter or an aristocrat? Was he a pacifist or a revolutionary determined to overthrow Roman tyranny? Did he really grow up in Nazareth or another place? And was he a real-life martyr or a convenient fiction?