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

So far, this podcast has attempted to show why Catholics consider it reasonable to hold that there is a god,

and to hold that human beings are distinct from other animals, having a rational soul. Now the question presents itself,

do human beings have any duties towards God? In other words, is some practice of religion

demanded of one who would live a reasonable life.

You can find notes to all of these episodes at SSPXpodcast.com slash apologetics,

as well as all our previous episodes.

There as well, you can find a link to help support this project.

This is free to listen to as well as all the resources we're posting,

but if you can help with a one-time or a small monthly recurring donation,

you'll be making sure that we can continue this work of producing good Catholic content on a regular basis. Now, let's join Father Paul Isaac Franks for episode number five of our

apologetic series.

Apologetic series, episode five, Father Franks.

Hello, doing fine, thank you.

Good.

Very good.

All right.

So last episode with Father Albert, we were talking about how man is made for something,

right? The essence, the idea of who man is made for something, right?

The essence, the idea of who man is and what he was created for.

And we sort of left it with the idea that there is something deeper that man is created for.

And the teaser for that was that he is made for a purpose for, and we'll get into it this episode, for a religion of some sort.

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