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| Early Christians inherited that Jewish calendar, and our year retains many of its elements in the readings and feast days we celebrate. I can't recall seeing any other religion having its major feast days marked by efforts to 'prove' that the central tenet of their faith is untrue," added co-founder and president emeritus Tom Langan (CCRL press release, April 12, 2006). Michael Judge's The Dance Of Time: The Origins Of The Calendar: A Miscellany Of History And Myth, Religion And Astronomy, Festivals And Feast Days (1559707461, $23. |
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