Being the non-conformist and contrarian that I am, I too share the preference for BC and AD. It also may be due to my age. 😊
"Why Have Some People Adopted BCE/CE? An important reason for adopting BCE/CE is religious neutrality. Since the Gregorian calendar has superseded other calendars to become the international standard, members of non-Christian groups may object to the explicitly Christian origins of BC and AD."
Gary, completely agree! If I ever use BCE/CE for scholastic paper reasons, I define them as "Before the Christian Era" and "After the Christian Era." But, like you, I much prefer BC and AD.
Fascinating! Thx for sharing Bro Wade.
Very interesting history lesson. Thank you.
Should not the last bullet point paragraph state 2024 vs 2023?
You might enjoy the four scenarios for where Syria goes from here outlined in todays The Daily Article on Denison Forum.
https://www.denisonforum.org/daily-article/what-does-the-syrian-conflict-mean-for-the-world/
great story. I prefer you use BC and AD instead BCE and CE. since google trying make everbody not affiliate with Christianity on this day.
Absolutely! I'll edit to reflect Before Christ and Anno Domini
Being the non-conformist and contrarian that I am, I too share the preference for BC and AD. It also may be due to my age. 😊
"Why Have Some People Adopted BCE/CE? An important reason for adopting BCE/CE is religious neutrality. Since the Gregorian calendar has superseded other calendars to become the international standard, members of non-Christian groups may object to the explicitly Christian origins of BC and AD."
Jesus is not about religion. He came for all!!!
Gary, completely agree! If I ever use BCE/CE for scholastic paper reasons, I define them as "Before the Christian Era" and "After the Christian Era." But, like you, I much prefer BC and AD.