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BRIDEAN
Anyone want to take a stab at this?

RONCRISS
 You should enjoy reading "The Bones of Saint Peter", a book which 
details the finding of the tomb of St. Peter directly below the altar of 
St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Too bad these people are working with 
limited resources. You should be able to find it in most libraries. Just 
as with the archaeology conducted on the Holy Sepulcre in Jerusalem 
"tradition" was found to be correct in spite of the contradictions of 
"historians". For instance they said the Sepulchre was inside the walls 
of Jerusalem contrary to Biblical accounts. But the "traditionalists" 
apparently knew what the "scholars" didn't: That  the walls had moved 
with the expansion of the city's population. By the way when they found 
the bones supposed to be those of Peter they were minus the skull. 
Coincidentally (?) there is a Church in Rome which according to 
"tradition" possesses the skull of St. Peter. Hmmmmmmmmm???   


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