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Bruce Cockburn: Pacing the Cage
Monday, July 1 at 9pm ET/6pm PTCelebrate Canada Day 2013 with our encore presentation of the Bruce Cockburn: Pacing the Cage, an exploration of faith, fatherhood and music with one of our country's most prolific, engaging and thought provoking artists. Filmed during his Slice 0'Life solo tour, Pacing the Cage sheds new light on Bruce’s spirituality, and his thoughts on activism, politics, writing, and his amazing 40 plus years in the music industry. Video extras, photos and more...
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Call the Midwife
Wednesdays at 9pm ET/6 PT through July 3CANADIAN PREMIERE: A sometimes shocking, occasionally madcap and always moving new British period drama that picked up on and followed the runaway popularity of Downton Abbey in the UK. Based on the memoirs of 1950's London midwife Jennifer Worth, Call The Midwife follows the story of Jenny Lee, a recent nursing school graduate who relocates from her well-to-do privileged life to London's hardscrabble East End to help care for the area's poor pregnant mothers and their multitudes of new babies. Watch sneak previews, see photos and more...
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The story of Eve opens up with a vision of loneliness, companionship, desire and love. It tells how woman, made in the Creators image, gives up a life of ease in an idyllic setting, along with the promise of immortality, and instead chooses to pursue wisdom and intimacy with her man. Stereotypes of Eve haunt our societal view of women today.
Samson may have been the classic biblical Israeli strong man, but he was no match for a pretty young Philistine named Delilah. We all think we know this traditional tale, but do we? Was Delilah a pawn, a Judas or a survivor? Hers is a rich, complex story of romance, betrayal and revenge that will bring down the house as we explore this legend from an entirely new perspective.
The setting: a late afternoon in Jerusalem some 3,000 years ago. A beautiful young woman bathes on the roof under the last rays of dusk, espied by the lustful eyes of a hidden admirer. The admirer, King David, is not where he’s supposed to be, on the battlefield with his troops. And the woman, Bathsheba, is married. Her husband is a general in David’s army. Though normally a righteous man, with a harem already full of wives and concubines, the king succumbs to his overwhelming desire. Every hero must have his fatal flaw, and Bathsheba is his.
No biblical woman is more reviled than Jezebel. Her name lives to this day as a synonym for feminine evil. Jezebel’s story is a rich mix of historical events, allegorical interpretation and metaphorical license. At the climax of her long struggle to bring pagan worship to the kingdom of Israel, Queen Jezebel pays a terrible price. To modern feminist authors, Jezebel is one of the most intriguing women in the Scriptures. Though denounced as a murderer, prostitute and enemy of God, some still find reason to admire this ancient queen.
The book of Esther tells the story of a beautiful orphan who hides her Jewish identity, becomes Queen of Persia and saves her people from destruction. A controversial figure, Esther has been criticized for being a ‘bad Jew’; flouting a tradition, marrying a gentile and being vengeful and bloodthirsty. Still, with great courage, wisdom and imagination, she stops a pogrom.
