Morgan Freeman set to host Nat Geo's new religious series 'The Story of God'

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Last Updated : Jun 12 2015 | 7:07 PM IST

Morgan Freeman is all set to host and produce Nat Geo's new religious series 'The Story of God.'

The show will explore various aspects of the divine, including creation, miracles and resurrection, Contactmusic.com has reported.

The 78-year-old, who played God in 'Bruce Almighty' and 'Evan Almighty,' will visit the world's religious sites, including Jerusalem's Wailing Wall, India's Bodhi Tree, Mayan temples and the Lakewood megachurch in Texas and will travel with archaeologists to study long-lost religions.

Freeman will also participate in neuroscience tests to determine the effect of God on neurons.

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First Published: Jun 12 2015 | 6:40 PM IST

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