baezcarolin-84917 Imagine you haven't had anything to eat in the past 10 days and when you finally find something to eat... it's a plate of leaves! That's exactly the feeling I'm left with after watching an episode of this series. I was hungry for knowledge and got served a plate of superficial blabla. How can you cover, for instance, an extensive topic, such as the meaning of death in a certain religion in 4 minutes? or even 10? There's also something about Morgan Freeman's facial expressions and some of his comments during the interviews that doesn't feel right. Bye, Morgan, you've disappointed me this time!

Jitendra Kotai I am an atheist and I do not believe in the existence of God. Spirituality is about finding the greatness within yourself. If there is any god in this world; it is your mother and father.And introspection leads to abundance of knowledge. I found this series brilliant. It does not get preachy and it gives subtle hints towards superstitious beliefs. Morgan freeman has a soothing voice and he is brilliant in every episode. I love the ending quote in every episode

jasondm-41947 Those who judged on one episode are missing out on the rest of them. While I may not agree on all aspects of each, I did learn a lot about religions I had very little knowledge about. I suppose you would have to be open minded in order to enjoy the show. I certainly hope they continue the series to explore other religions and to go farther with exploring the possibilities of a God or supreme being. 6 episodes doesn't begin to touch the realm of it all. I am more open to learn other religions and cultures than I was before. I believe that this series was designed to educate, explore, and make known other religions and cultures, not just answer the question if God exists and who he/she is. Some questions have no answers but it's fun to talk about and discuss.

Dawn Keller I liked the first installment of this series. Morgan Freeman's soothing and questioning voice lured me into an age-old pursuit: the big 'Q' regarding the big 'G''. MF touched on some of the bigger religion's views on an afterlife. When discussing God, the hereafter surely comes into play. Of course, this was just an intro into the whole God question and the myriad subtopics it conjures up. However, I like where it's headed and look forward to seeing more. It actually (quite refreshingly) gave my spiritual skepticism a light at the end of the tunnel to ponder, which in turn made me feel less skeptical and more spiritual. Likey.