AD 2012 or 2012 CE? sifilings Sun, 01/08/12 8:28 pm Archive History AD 2012 or 2012 CE? 1 view Discussion David R. Brumbelow Mon, 01/09/12 10:22 am We should use AD more often Good, interesting article. Christians should use the designation AD more often. They did in times past.David R. BrumbelowJanuary 9, AD 2012 Related . . . Topics: History, Books, Apologetics, Interviews, Science Overcoming Our Ahistoric Age: “. . . most people today simply ignore the past.” The Waning of the Modern Age Awe and dread: How religions have responded to total solar eclipses over the centuries “The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is the doctrinal, theological, and historical hinge-pin of Christianity.” I Believe in the Death of Julius Caesar and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ Pagination 1 Next page There is one who speaks rashly like the thrusts of a sword,But the tongue of the wise brings healing.(NASB, Proverbs 12:18)
David R. Brumbelow Mon, 01/09/12 10:22 am We should use AD more often Good, interesting article. Christians should use the designation AD more often. They did in times past.David R. BrumbelowJanuary 9, AD 2012 Related . . . Topics: History, Books, Apologetics, Interviews, Science Overcoming Our Ahistoric Age: “. . . most people today simply ignore the past.” The Waning of the Modern Age Awe and dread: How religions have responded to total solar eclipses over the centuries “The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is the doctrinal, theological, and historical hinge-pin of Christianity.” I Believe in the Death of Julius Caesar and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ Pagination 1 Next page There is one who speaks rashly like the thrusts of a sword,But the tongue of the wise brings healing.(NASB, Proverbs 12:18)
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