Originally posted by pudgThe person that came up with the A.D. and B.C. system was trying to start
it is a good question, and i"m not a historian. But my understanding of the terms bc and ad are that even the historians argue the actual point of when one starts and when one ends. Kind of like the barking of a dog, scientists just plainly do not know.
the calandar at the time of Christ's birth, but he did not know when it was and
there was no 'zero" date. Look at what wikipedia has on it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anno_Domini
It is now known that Christ was born 20 April 5 B.C. Julian Calendar
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_calendar
Originally posted by RJHindsKnown by you maybe, but when you state it like that you imply it accepted by a reasonably large number of people and there isn't much opposition to it - which is not true. As far as I know you are the only person who believes that date to be Christs birthday.
It is now known that Christ was born 20 April 5 B.C. Julian Calendar
Originally posted by twhiteheadI am not the only person. But you are right that there are differences of opinion.
Known by you maybe, but when you state it like that you imply it accepted by a reasonably large number of people and there isn't much opposition to it - which is not true. As far as I know you are the only person who believes that date to be Christs birthday.
However, opinion is not fact. This is fact. HalleluYah !!!