Splinz:


They love lies and deceits more than God's revealed word. All of these is as a result of placing traditions above Scriptures, thereby making the word of God of no effect.

Yes, the title of “Peter” or “Pater” or “Patre” was a title of religious primacy that Simon Magus (the sorcerer and founder of the Catholic church) donned. Thus, he carried the title Simon “Peter.” The word “Pater” is of the same derivation as the word “Papa” or “Father” or “Pope.”

So when they talk of 'a' Peter as their pope, simply know that they are talking of Simon Magus.

Ubenedictus:
You see ur ignorance, peter is frm d greek word petrus and the aramaic cephas. Pope is actually more french for papa. They are not derived from each other.

Splinz:


I've always known you as someone lacking in comprehension skills. So, I'm not surprised anymore.