👉 The name "John Paul Pet" comes from a Christian legend where a man named John Paul was executed in the 2nd century for being a Christian, despite his status as an aristocrat or wealthy individual. The term originated from the fact that John Paul's body was found wrapped around a statue of St. Paul in Rome. The word "John Paul Pet" is used to describe a person who has been falsely claimed to be a prophet and persecuted by Christians for their belief in Jesus Christ. The term originally referred to an individual who had been falsely accused or denied Christian beliefs, often leading them to seek political asylum in Europe.
