That’s not true. Besides, the Pope back that long ago was just the bishop of Rome. Early Christianity was very much a fusion between Judaism and Greek Platonist philosophy, and the Bible itself has entire books written to Greek churches filled with gentiles.
Edit: By “that’s not true,” I meant that the church leaders for centuries were not Jewish. Of course Jesus and the apostles were.
Wasn’t Peter the first pope? Was Peter Jewish? Yesssssss he was both. The Bible itself were books chosen by a 4th century committee. I’m not going to fight with you about this since you care, because that’s not a good sign for you.
The title was applied posthumously. In fact, the title of pontifex maximus that is applied to the Pope is a far more ancient position than Christianity; Even Julius Caesar held the title before it transitioned into a Christian office.
So even ignoring the complicated history of what “Pope” even means, you declared that every pope, leader, and believer for centuries was Jewish.
So, you’ve got the first Pope “figured out.”
Who was the second, and where was he from?
I’ll give you a hint: he wasn’t Jewish.
The Bible itself were books chosen by a 4th century committee.
And how many Jewish representatives were on that committee?
That’s not true. Besides, the Pope back that long ago was just the bishop of Rome. Early Christianity was very much a fusion between Judaism and Greek Platonist philosophy, and the Bible itself has entire books written to Greek churches filled with gentiles.
Edit: By “that’s not true,” I meant that the church leaders for centuries were not Jewish. Of course Jesus and the apostles were.
Wasn’t Peter the first pope? Was Peter Jewish? Yesssssss he was both. The Bible itself were books chosen by a 4th century committee. I’m not going to fight with you about this since you care, because that’s not a good sign for you.
The title was applied posthumously. In fact, the title of pontifex maximus that is applied to the Pope is a far more ancient position than Christianity; Even Julius Caesar held the title before it transitioned into a Christian office.
So even ignoring the complicated history of what “Pope” even means, you declared that every pope, leader, and believer for centuries was Jewish.
So, you’ve got the first Pope “figured out.”
Who was the second, and where was he from?
I’ll give you a hint: he wasn’t Jewish.
And how many Jewish representatives were on that committee?