In My Father's House are Many Mansions

In My Father's House are Many Mansions

8.0

Mar 25 2010

1h 29m

Documentary

In the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, in the heart of Jerusalem, six different Christian denominations, Greek Orthodox, Armenian, Syrian, Roman Catholic, Ethiopian and Coptic Christians-have divided the sacred site and simply can not agree on which of the claims on the tomb of Jesus is the most legitimate. So they fight. Sometimes through a difficult time cleaning, sometimes even by force. An intuitive and entertaining approach to the fact that faith is a very human thing.

Afrayem Elorashalimy

Afrayem Elorashalimy

Brother Jayaseelan

Brother Jayaseelan

Samuel Aghoyan

Samuel Aghoyan

Gebreselassie Tesfa

Gebreselassie Tesfa

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