xwing_n_it t1_j2dk13p wrote
...and it's actually the wrong year as well. If I recall they figure Jesus was born at least four years B.C.
CaliSummerDream t1_j2e3ne2 wrote
And the wrong month. He was born in the summer, as evidenced by the appearance of the shepherds.
Telemere125 t1_j2e5mvu wrote
Meh, average temps in that area of the world in late Dec are lows of 40 and highs of 60. That’s perfect weather to have sheep in a field. Not saying the timeline is correct, but that argument isn’t why
itay162 t1_j2f30pq wrote
Also winter is the rainy season here, and that's when the grass grows
PeaAffectionate5667 t1_j2e98hv wrote
Even 2000 years ago?
Addicted_To_Lazyness t1_j2edivj wrote
Some parts of the world might have changed a little but overall it takes way more than 2000 years for the world's climate to drastically change naturally
WiartonWilly t1_j2fg202 wrote
The Middle East was green and wet 2000 years ago. Now it’s a desert.
Addicted_To_Lazyness t1_j2fmnks wrote
Yup that's what i said, some parts changed a lot but the planet (especially temperature-wise) is overall the same
I-seddit t1_j2ffixp wrote
I love the Newsradio episode where Y2K happens 4 years early because of this...
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