Pathways of Belief

Pathways of Belief

"Pathways of Belief" is a British Television Series that is Educational and shows people what they do in certain religions. It Aired on BBC2 between 1996 and 2001. It ran for 6 Series. The religions are Christianity, Silkisim, Islam, Hindu, Buddisim and Jeudisim.

Episodes

Series One 1996
#Christianity 1 7th October 1996
#Christianity 2 14th October 1996
#Christiantiy 3 21st October 1996
#Christianity 4 28th October 1996
#Christianity 5 4th November 1996
#Christianity 6 11th November 1996Series Two 1997
#Silkisim 1 3rd October 1997
#Silkisim 2 10th October 1997
#Silkisim 3 17th October 1997
#Silkisim 4 24th October 1997
#Silkisim 5 31st October 1997
#Silkism 6 7th November 1997Series Three 1998
#Islam 1 5th October 1998
#Islam 2 12th October 1998
#Islam 3 19th October 1998
#Islam 4 26th October 1998
#Islam 5 2nd November 1998
#Islam 6 9th November 1998


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