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Posted By mmrhe 6 months, 1 week ago in ReligionVatican archaeologists using laser technology have discovered what they believe is the oldest image in existence of St Paul the Apostle, dating from the late 4th century, on the walls of catacomb beneath Rome.
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vor6 months, 1 week ago
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The usual nonsense. Nobody know what Paul looked like to ID him in the first place.
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The idea that there are Vatican archeologists struck me as thegreatest absurdity. Do they believe St. Peter is really buried beneath the Basilica? Nothing the Church pronounces should be taken as any sort of truth.-
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vor6 months, 1 week ago
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Not even going to neg that. Of course this is true but I hope I have lived a more truth filled existance than the Catholic Church! Some truly atrocious men have ruled over this church. Some truly devilish deeds done. I would wager 1 Million Dollars against the Vatican Coffers that there are no bones belonging to any Peter, who was ever once a resident of the Levant, buried beneath the Basilica. Like everything else this is just a leap of faith.
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Dionys6 months, 1 week ago
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"I have lived a more truth filled existance than the Catholic Church!"
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Then maybe you should start with the truth of the understanding that the Catholic Church is not a monolithic entity and that the people who make up the Church are as varied a people as any other aspect of society.
"Some truly atrocious men have ruled over this church. Some truly devilish deeds done."
True enough. But the same can be said of any government, religious organization or group.
"I would wager 1 Million Dollars against the Vatican Coffers that there are no bones belonging to any Peter, who was ever once a resident of the Levant, buried beneath the Basilica"
Maybe, maybe not. Do you have any proof to the contrary? Have you actually been beneath the Basilica? Rome, even? Israel? Anywhere?
Or is this simply your typical emotionally charged rant against the Catholic Church based on nothing but rant?
You're no more (or less) credible than the Catholic Church you're ranting about.
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