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andres
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Message 1 of 21 (163281)
11-26-2004 5:40 AM


Hello,
My name is Andres and this is the first time I am posting on this forum. I have a question that sometimes bothers me.
Does anyone know who where the first People/Civilization to use the 365 day calendar? And how many days are there in the Roman calendar and the Jewish (old) calendar?
I have seen some topics on the ages of Biblical characters, but it does not answer this question specifically.
I was just wondering to help me understand how people can think the earth is only 6000 years (365 day year) old.

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andres
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Message 12 of 21 (163802)
11-29-2004 2:59 AM


365 day calendar
Thank you for the responses.
For some reason, I had always believed that the 365 day calendar was not so old, although apparently not.
Just one more thing, it the romans used a 365 day calendar, why does the dates related to Jesus change every year(except for X-mas): Holy week changes, the day he went into the desert changes. If the calendar was almost the same as ours, why not use a fixed date?

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andres
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Message 16 of 21 (163900)
11-29-2004 11:57 AM


365 calendar
Ach so!!
So at least the romans (after J.C.) and the Egyptians before them used a 365 day calendar.
Thank you all for the information.

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