On today's episode of the SSPX podcast, we'll continue our apologetic series by looking at the concept of revelation.

Last time we saw that it was not just possible, but necessary for man to practice religion.

Today we'll investigate the obvious next question. How do we know what to do for this religion? Can we

figure it out all on our own? Or do we need God to tell us? And is it even possible for God to

tell us to speak to humans? It initially seems beyond credibility. You can find notes to all of these episodes at

SSPXpodcast.com slash apologetics, as well as all of our previous episodes. There is well,

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Now let's join Father Paul Isaac Franks for episode number six of our apologetic series here on the SSPX podcast.

Welcome back to the SSPX podcast, our next installment of the apologetic series.

Father Franks, what did we do to earn having you here two weeks in a row?

Well, Andrew, I just didn't get to say everything I wanted to say last time, and it was already long.

So here we are.

Well, I'll take that as a compliment.

I'll take it as a good thing then.

And it is a good thing.

We always appreciate having you back.

Last time we were talking, we were talking about the idea that man owes to God a religion, that it is a duty that we practice a religion.

And we're going to be talking about a couple different things today.

But the idea that man needs to practice a religion, I guess I'd start off by asking the

question, is it possible for different men to practice different religions and for that

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