The paradox of the calendars, is for the year 2014, all main Christian Dominations, and the 2 main Christian faiths, Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox Churches they will celebrate Passover the same time...another paradox of the calendar is that all East Orthodox Churches, follow the Julian calendar, except one the Hellenic Orthodox Church! And here gets even more crazy, since all the Orthodox Monastries in the Hellenic Republic, follow the Julian calendar as well. No matter what, the Passover is being held at the same time for all Orthodox...but Christmas is celebrated in different dates!!!!
GIVE US BACK OUR 11 DAYS!!
by Terry 13 Replies latest jw friends
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prologos
Acts 1:7. respect for you all tackling that subject, how to measure time flow by cpmparing the rotation of the earth (changing), revolution of the moon, (changing) , revolution of the earth around the sun (changing).
thank you all, no wonder wt calculations, predictions never had a hope to happen.
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Fernando
So does that mean that an extra day in February every leap year is Gregorian?
And do I remember correctly that there is also a further adjustment every 100 years?
A February with 30 days?
So how many days in a (Gregorian) year on average (probably not 365.25)?
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Terry
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