Is the veneration of created objects such as images, statues, and relics a biblical practice? Can we trace it back to the Apostles? Do Catholics worship images, statues, and relics? In today's episode, the inaugural installment of our series defending the veneration of sacred objects and artwork in worship, we delve into Catholic teaching on the veneration of images by examining primary sources, including the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

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On the inaugural episode of the Philanthropos Media podcast, Jack is joined by Fr. Peyton Plessala and Ryan D. to discuss the contrast between the political philosophy of liberalism and Christianity by critiquing the "father of liberalism" and the most influential figure in America's founding, the English Protestant philosopher John Locke (c. 1632-1704).

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Buy "Why Liberalism Failed" by Patrick Deneen

Read John Locke's "Two Treatises on Government"

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Who are the "brothers of the Lord" mentioned in Matthew 13:55? In today's video, Nico joins the podcast again to show that the "brothers" of Jesus were not actually his biological siblings.

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