05 May 10 15:34, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>> The Jewish calendar started 5000+ years ago, accurately counting 7
 RW>> days a week since...everyone else is screwed up.

 RN> I'm told it was 5,750, but I'm not typing that to be picky.  Just
 RN> reporting what was said.

You shouldn't believe everything that you read nor anything that implies a
specific date. (such as creation) I consider the Hebrew calendar the
oldest calendar in use that reflects with a certain accuracy the 7 days of
the week since they have been keeping a calendar (5000+ years). The late
calendar comers were too far off to make their calendars unreliable for
events that happened before 1500 AD.

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