'Jonathan Miller's brief History of Disbelief' questions what atheism means and why it is such an unchartered area of study.
Miller questions the labels of disbelief with the help of scientists, thinkers and authors such as Gore Vidal and Daniel Dennett.
'Israel's Terror Bus' tells the compelling story of what it is like to drive or ride Israel's buses, which can be struck by terrorists at any time.
'Journey's from the Centre of the Earth', a new documentary strand, explains how the rocks beneath us have defined the development of civilisations.
A live performance of Shakespeare's 'Measure For Measure' also appears on the BBC Four the schedule following the successs of 'Richard II' last year.
Dame Judi Dench and Prunella Scales are among the stars contributing to 'The Theatre Biz', which promises to take an entertaining look at the world of commercial theatre.
Popular BBC Four shows set to make their return include 'Storyville', 'Dinner with Portillo' and 'Days That Shook the World.'
Janice Hadlow, the contoller of BBC Four, said: "I've come to a channel that's in great shape. An autumn of challenging, enquiring and entertaining programmes, rich in range and texture, shows BBC Four at its very best."
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