Mike Puro will lead discussion following each segment.
Tape 1 of 3 in Moyers: God and Politics series.
A ten-year "holy war" among Southern Baptists, the largest Protestant denomination in the United States is the subject of this Bill Moyer's program. The report examines how an effort to protect the Bible from the analysis of modern scholarship has escalated into a political crusade among fundamentalists to capture control of the denomination.

Based on three best-selling scholarly books- The Da Vinci Deception, Breaking the Da Vinci Code and Cracking Da Vinci's Code- this program addresses a 2,000-year-old mystery and seeks to restore viewers' faith in Christianity. Through interviews with book authors and leading experts in theology, archaeology, art history, philosophy and science, this DVD answers lingering questions and exposes deceptions in Dan Brown's novel. Extra bonus features include: Additional expert interviews, Tour of Rosslyn Chapel mentioned in the novel, Scientific analysis of The Last Supper painting.

In this 4-session program, Lee Strobel and Garry Poole investigate the claims about Christianity that Dan Brown makes in his novel, The Da Vinci Code. They traveled to London and Paris to visit the key sites where Dan Brown's novel unfolds. Lee also interviewed leading experts to get straightforward answers to the most troubling issues posed by the novel and the motion picture. Each session will look at a crucial question raised by Dan Brown's book: 1.What can history really tell us? 2.Can we trust the four Gospels? 3.What's the role of women in Christianity? 4.Is Jesus the Son of God? (4 sessions; 8-9min/session)

13 Luther Seminary professors help viewers understand Scripture as an encounter with the living God through grappling with 10 questions about the Bible and five Bible study sessions.
This tape 1 contains 10 questions (5min/discussion): 1.How did we get our Bible?; 2.What is the authority of the Bible?; 3.How do we use the Bible?; 4.What are the barriers to reading the Bible?; 5.Why read the Bible?; 6.How should we not read the Bible?; 7.What questions could we ask?; 8.Should we interpret the Bible literally?; 9.Who decides what the Bible really says?; 10.How do we get meaning from the Bible?

This is tape 2 of 3 in "Moyers: God and Politics" series. From Iran to Lynchburg, Virginia, there are news events that cannot be understood without knowing the religious forces behind them. Bill Moyers examines two different visions of Christianity and the complex questions they raise both in the United States and Central America over faith and politics. Includes conversations with several United Methodists - Joe Eldridge, an official Methodist missionary, who at the time was assigned to Honduras, and George Baldwin, a former Methodist minister, now a free agent after renouncing his ordination, living among the poor in northern Nicaragua. This is an insightful program about the faith issues that are finding a pulpit and battleground in Central America.

This three-part video series explores the relationship between religion and politics in this country.

Tape 3 of 3 in "Moyers: God and Politics" series.
One of the more powerful grass roots Christian movements urges believers to become politically active in order to create a more Christian world. Bill Moyers shows how this sect believes that the Bible is the basis for all government, laws, and economic systems.

Tape 2 of 6 in Questions of Faith 2 series.
Among the speakers of this series are Bishop Tutu, Bernie Siegel, Ada Diaz and Daniel Berrigan. Questions asked are: What kind of authority does the Bible have for you? What role does the Bible play in your life?