The Tomb of St. Peter underdeath the High Altar of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome
Two of the zealot leaders who rebel against Rome during the destruction of Judea were also named Jesus and another as Judas! Haha so Jesus Christ died as a zealot in rebellion against Rome pala. -_- COMMON SENSE kung meron.
Could there be ONLY ONE Peter who lived, died and was buried in Rome?Two orders of COMMON SENSE nga kung mayroon.
It is not just Rome’s claim, even secular and Orthodox scholars believe it. Where ever did you get that information (aloha.com???), it doesn’t make you any more reliable – in fact the opposite by many degree. Even the obelisk found in the Vatican Square that once stood in Circus Nero is greatly believed to have witnessed the death of Peter in the circus to begin with. The only way you can claim a “Peter in Palestine” is if you believe Dan Brown and conspiracists claiming that the Catholic Church is manipulating “everything in the world”.
PS: Light-heartedly. Did you know that the word “Dan Brown” is now tantamount to people and cases giving FALSE ACCURACY? Please don’t Dan Brown me ^^
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That’s how simple my statement was really… for you to apply the same “common sense” on what the catholic church claims, using your proposition above.
Get it now?
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On a similar lighthearted note… there no Dan Brown-ery in what I’m telling people. If there were, it would be from one of the readers who thinks “code” words are basis for fact. (Examples, “Babylon” is code for “Rome”). I’d say “dumbass” is code for Arganiosa.
YOU ARE THE HOLE AND THE CONTENT FLOWING FROM THAT CODE, MR. JESSICA SANCHEZ. HA HA HA…
BTW, do remember, that the Greek and Aramaic of the name Peter (Petros or Kephas respectively) is NOT a common name in antiquity prior to Christianity making it popular. Yun lang naman.
Oh let us see now. Among the tombs were the names Jesus, Judas, Joseph, Martha, Mariame, Mary, Mattheus and… well Simon bar Jonah. Whooppss! Wait, was Jesus Christ also buried here? And why the lack of the name Peter or Kephas specifically, instead Simon?
Haven’t you wonder why scholars and archaeologists and almost all Catholics or even Protestants do not take this seriously. Yun lang ulit.