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#1 2011-06-17 14:04:36
Calender BC/AD types.
Discuss BC and AD, and make your own types.
Example: 1 AN is 4989 BC in your calender. 7000 AN is 2011 AD. 1 AD in my calender is 2012 AD in other calenders. EDIT: And it's year 101 in the Taiwan offical calender.
Here's a list:
- Mine - Normal
- 1 BN -- 4991 BC (backwards AD, at early times)
- 1 AN -- 4989 BC (same as above)
- BD -- 2010
- 1 AD -- 2012. AD ages go on to 2030.
- 1 IE --- -- 9 September on 1999.
- 2 IE --- --- 2000
- 3 IE --- --- 2038
- 4 IE --- --- 2040
- 5 IE --- --- over 1,000,000...
BN = before flood (13000-14000? BC to 4991 BC)
AN = after flood (4989 BC to 2009) (not including In Error ages)
BD = before death (2010) (not in error)
AD = after death (2012) (not in error)
IE = in error (1999 to over 1,000,000...) (nickname: "Internet Explorer" why: "IE performed magic to knock others out of competition. It's an error itself.") (nickname 2: "Windows Vista" why: "Vista is a problem in itself.")
Other calender talk is allowed. I have a question:
Why doesn't February the 30th exist?
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#2 2011-06-17 14:09:59
- Earthboundjeff
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Re: Calender BC/AD types.
They changed to BCE and ACE
(Before and after common era)
Because BC and AD was too religoius.
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#3 2011-06-17 14:14:57
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Re: Calender BC/AD types.
BC is before Christ and AD is not after death as some people think. It's latin and it means after Jesus' birth
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#4 2011-06-17 14:21:20
Re: Calender BC/AD types.
brettman98 wrote:
BC is before Christ and AD is not after death as some people think. It's latin and it means after Jesus' birth
But, if Christ existed, I was told he was born on 4 BC.
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#5 2011-06-17 15:22:26
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Re: Calender BC/AD types.
rdococ wrote:
brettman98 wrote:
BC is before Christ and AD is not after death as some people think. It's latin and it means after Jesus' birth
But, if Christ existed, I was told he was born on 4 BC.
You were told wrong. Christ was born, and that signaled the end of BC time, and the start of AD time.
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#6 2011-06-19 12:32:58
Re: Calender BC/AD types.
brettman98 wrote:
rdococ wrote:
brettman98 wrote:
BC is before Christ and AD is not after death as some people think. It's latin and it means after Jesus' birth
But, if Christ existed, I was told he was born on 4 BC.
You were told wrong. Christ was born, and that signaled the end of BC time, and the start of AD time.
I was also told 7 BC.
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