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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! A number of Christian denominations and scholars hold that Simon Peter was the most prominent of the apostles, favored by Jesus of Nazareth. As such, it is argued that Peter held the first place of honor and authority, and that this primacy should extend in perpetuity over other bishops throughout the Church. This doctrine is known as the Primacy of Simon Peter or the Petrine Primacy. A number of traditions, most notably Roman Catholic, hold that Simon Peter was the first Bishop of Antioch, as well as the first Bishop of Rome. Critical scholars point out, however, that bishops in the early Christian church probably did not perform their functions and roles in the manner that evolved in later centuries.