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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth conceived because according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that John the Baptist(Elizabeth\'s son) was born June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December.The dates add ups perfectly. whether It\'s just a coincidence, that the Spring Equinox happens to be around March 25th, and the Winter Solstice around December 25th is up your interpretation maybe so maybe not,however there is really isn\'t any hard edividence to suggest that early christians purposely sought out to steals these holidays without any connection to their biblical dates.either way it\'s sort of irrelevant to my orginal point..sooo yeah I\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth conceived because according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]][[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nativity_of_St._John_the_Baptist]]
the early Christians believed that John the Baptist(Elizabeth\\\'s son) was born June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December.The dates add ups perfectly. whether It\\\'s just a coincidence, that the Spring Equinox happens to be around March 25th, and the Winter Solstice around December 25th is up your interpretation maybe so maybe not,however there is really isn\\\'t any hard edividence to suggest that early christians purposely sought out to steals these holidays without any connection to their biblical dates.either way it\\\'s sort of irrelevant to my orginal point..sooo yeah I\\\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
the early Christians believed that John the Baptist(Elizabeth\\\'s son) was born June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December.The dates add ups perfectly. whether It\\\'s just a coincidence, that the Spring Equinox happens to be around March 25th, and the Winter Solstice around December 25th is up your interpretation maybe so maybe not,however there is really isn\\\'t any hard edividence to suggest that early christians purposely sought out to steals these holidays without any connection to their biblical dates.either way it\\\'s sort of irrelevant to my orginal point..sooo yeah I\\\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth conceived because according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that John the Baptist(Elizabeth\'s son) was born June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December.The dates add ups perfectly. whether It\'s just a coincidence, that the Spring Equinox happens to be around March 25th, and the Winter Solstice around December 25th is up your interpretation maybe so maybe not,however there is really isn\'t any hard edividence to suggest that early christians purposely sought out to steals these holidays without any connecting to their biblical dates.either way it\'s sort of irrelevant to my orginal point..sooo yeah I\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth conceived because according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that John the Baptist(Elizabeth\\\'s son) was born June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December.The dates add ups perfectly. whether It\\\'s just a coincidence, that the Spring Equinox happens to be around March 25th, and the Winter Solstice around December 25th is up your interpretation maybe so maybe not,however there is really isn\\\'t any hard edividence to suggest that early christians purposely sought out to steals these holidays without any connection to their biblical dates.either way it\\\'s sort of irrelevant to my orginal point..sooo yeah I\\\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth conceived because according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that John the Baptist(Elizabeth\'s son) was born June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December.The dates add ups perfectly...sooo yeah I\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth conceived because according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that John the Baptist(Elizabeth\\\'s son) was born June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December.The dates add ups perfectly. whether It\\\'s just a coincidence, that the Spring Equinox happens to be around March 25th, and the Winter Solstice around December 25th is up your interpretation maybe so maybe not,however there is really isn\\\'t any hard edividence to suggest that early christians purposely sought out to steals these holidays without any connecting to their biblical dates.either way it\\\'s sort of irrelevant to my orginal point..sooo yeah I\\\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth conceived because they had an idea when John the Baptist(Elizabeth\'s son) was born according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that john was born on June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December . The dates add ups perfectly...sooo yeah I\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth conceived because according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that John the Baptist(Elizabeth\\\'s son) was born June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December.The dates add ups perfectly...sooo yeah I\\\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth was pregnant because they had an idea when John the Baptist(Elizabeth\'s son) was born according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that john was born on June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December . The dates add ups perfectly...sooo yeah I\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth conceived because they had an idea when John the Baptist(Elizabeth\\\'s son) was born according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that john was born on June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December . The dates add ups perfectly...sooo yeah I\\\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth was pregnant because they had an idea when John the Baptist(Elizabeth\'s son) was born according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that john was born on June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December . The dates add ups perfectly
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yeah here the thing they did had an idea when Elizabeth was pregnant because they had an idea when John the Baptist(Elizabeth\\\'s son) was born according to the these sources [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annunciation]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_the_Annunciation]] the early Christians believed that john was born on June 24 (they even held a feast to celebrate it).So do the math, if John the Baptist was born in June ,then that would mean that six months into Elizabeth ‘s pregnancy would be…you guessed it March. And 9 months from March is December . The dates add ups perfectly...sooo yeah I\\\'m going to repost my original post unless you have an objection
