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Post by Ross Broadstock on Sept 26, 2019 9:37:50 GMT
Links to Edmund Marriage videos and work on early Christianity, early Britain and a different view on early civilisation |
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Post by Peter on Jan 14, 2020 21:25:23 GMT
A good point came up today on the FB group. One member mentioned that Peter "may" have been in Britain. We certainly believe that he was here with JofA, and the Holy Family. But. when was the church on Mynydd y Gaer dedicated to St. Peter? That is a question that we may not be able to answer, only conjecture. Peter would not have been canonized until after his death. Was canonization just a catholic thing, in which case, it would be after 320AD. Was the church named when the catholics took over British Christianity?
edited: Peter was not canonized. He was martyred, and then declared a saint, by early Christians. So the onlky question is "when was the church dedicated to him?"
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