Peter never went to Rome. Simon the sorcerer did and most likely claimed to be Peter and was most likely the first pope of the fallen woman i.e. the false church, Babalon the Great.
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Peter In Rome? What do we know?
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The overwhelming testomony of the early church, and even reputable non-Catholic Christian historians, shows us that Peter did indeed go to Rome. The Eastern Ortrhodox know this too. Heck, I even have a National Geographic video that shows Peter's burial spot near the old Circus Maximus, and National Geographic is no friend of the Catholic Church. If you want to base your argument on something, you'd better find something better than that.
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