BC/AD or BCE/CE?

Navigator

Gee, the figure I used to hear all the time regarding Jesus's birth year was 4 b.c.e.
johnathanseagull

Hi Pleasure............off on a tangent here, just to let you know that I've loked up some of that stuff we discussed on Friday night..it makes very interesting reading
Later
J Gull
Pleasuredome

if its true that the WTS society started using BCE/CE around the time of Knorr, then Russell would have used BC/AD. wouldnt this make a difference to the 607/1914 date? just say that 2BC was jesus' YOB, wouldnt it mean that 607 should be 609, or 1914 be 1916? just a thought.
Pleasuredome

hi john! enjoy!