Either you believe Irenaeus' source (undoubtedly Polycarp) that Christianity began in an undetermined place in Antioch (the Antiochenes identify a cave as the place!) OR you accept the Alexandrian tradition that it happened in a building built by a rock near the sea on the eastern shore of Chatby.
I chose the latter option. BOTH are stupid sounding options but the cave in Antioch is utterly ludicrous. Alexandria wins by default.
There are no other options
The Mystery I've Solved
50 cm Seat /147 cm Tall Throne
Ancient Witness to the Size of the Throne
The Relative Size of the Alexandrian Throne of St Mark
Ancient Confirmation of Mark's "Smallness"
Marcion and the Episcopal Throne
Where was Marcion's Throne?
Burning of Arian Books After Nicaea
Drawing on vellum. From MS CLXV, Biblioteca Capitolare, Vercelli, a compendium of canon law produced in Northern Italy ca. 825
A Fourth Century CE Marcionite Synagogue in Syria
Adversus Marcionem 1.19 and Antoninus Pius's Alexandrian "Zodiac Coins" of 144/145 CE
First Argument for the Alexandrian Origins of Marcion
Second Argument for the Alexandrian Origins of Marcion
Third Argument for the Alexandrian Origins of Marcion
Fourth Argument for the Alexandrian Origins of Marcion
Fifth Argument for the Alexandrian Origins of Marcion
Conclusion
Bonus
First Piece of Evidence
Second Piece of Evidence
Third Piece of Evidence
Preliminary Conclusion
Overriding Point
Bottom Line
In Summa:
Last Word
