I was reading pic related, and I came across this passage>The so-called chair of St. Peter, in Rome, was believed to have been used in one of the pagan Mysteries, possibly that of Mithras, in whose subterranean grottoes the votaries of the Christian Myst

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Christanon 02/17/18 (Sat) 23:29:43 bc99ee No.606765

I was reading pic related, and I came across this passage

>The so-called chair of St. Peter, in Rome, was believed to have been used in one of the pagan Mysteries, possibly that of Mithras, in whose subterranean grottoes the votaries of the Christian Mysteries met in the early days of their faith. In Anacalypsis, Godfrey Higgins writes that in 1662, while cleaning this sacred chair of Bar-Jonas, the Twelve Labors of Hercules were discovered upon it, and that later the French discovered upon the same chair the Mohammedan confession of faith, written in Arabic.

Is that true? That sounds like a load of crap, and it’d be nice to know it is so I can just drop the book now

Christanon 02/17/18 (Sat) 23:34:29 e51442 No.606768

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>>606765

>the Mohammedan confession of faith, written in Arabic

>Written on a chair centuries before Mohammed was even born

Christanon 02/17/18 (Sat) 23:36:07 0e03d0 No.606770

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Sounds like bullshit to me

Christanon 02/17/18 (Sat) 23:46:40 bc99ee No.606778

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While searching for more info, I found the same claim in an earlier book (from 1887) by Charles Spurgeon named The Sword and the Trowel. I can’t find a good picture of these, or any sources that don’t have a reason to lie about such things

Christanon 02/17/18 (Sat) 23:49:29 02f149 No.606782

Manly Hall was a huge memer, worth a read to laugh but that’s about it

Christanon 02/17/18 (Sat) 23:51:34 0782d3 No.606784

>>606765

>picking up esoterist material in the first place

Christanon 02/18/18 (Sun) 01:56:07 3b9d0c No.606873

>>606768

>in 1662

Christanon 02/18/18 (Sun) 02:23:37 3b9d0c No.606898

If its actual secret teaching then there wouldn't be any 'sources'

Christanon 02/18/18 (Sun) 07:02:20 7f8df1 No.607038

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>>606765

>>606778

While searching for this, I found an article on the seat by the Catholic encyclopedia. It says the chair is decorated with the tasks of Hercules and arabesques. It's possible that a 16th century man with little contact with Arabic mistook the arabesque patterns with calligraphy, as the Islamic confession is often represented with ornate calligraphy

http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/03551e.htm

Christanon 02/18/18 (Sun) 12:28:40 e51442 No.607109

>>606873

It seems I was wrong.

Apparently there were a few chairs of St. peter build up until now so it could be that one of the modern variants could have this.

Then again this is the first I heard about the islamic confession of faith.

Christanon 02/18/18 (Sun) 12:42:56 636847 No.607110

That's on par with the Big PC in the vatican.

Christanon 02/18/18 (Sun) 23:13:55 20d92d No.607300

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