On today's episode of the SSPX podcast, we'll continue with the why not questions about what is reasonable to believe.

Today we'll be looking at the basic premise of Islam. Islamic belief is likely already the single largest

religion in the world, so we should look at it clearly. What are the five basic pillars of

Islam? Where did it come from? And even though it claims to have some of the same basic roots

as Judaism and Christianity, are these three religions actually related?

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Now let's join Father Loop for episode number 39 of the Apologetic series here on the SSPX

podcast.

Well, Father Loop, it is great to have you back again with us. How are you? I'm doing amazing.

Yourself, Andrew? Very well. Thank you. I, uh, so we have been talking with Father Router and

Father Wiseman about various false religions, and we're going to continue on that track this week

with you, Father with you father about Islam

and you know there are plenty of things that could be said about this but what is it what is the

basic premise that you'd like to start with in refuting the idea that Islam is a religion

to be believed in or the positive true religion.

Wow.

That's a very gigantic way of opening.

It's a broad way.

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