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+ | =====George Gray, The Pope And Calendar Reform.===== | ||
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+ | by Owen Marks. | ||
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+ | Recently in last April' | ||
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+ | "Why bother to make a new calendar at all?" you may ask. At the present time a simple thing like your own birthday falls on a different day each year, but a new calendar would be perpetual. The movable feast of Easter is obviously in need of reform. If Jesus was born on a fixed day, why didn't he die on one too? I wish someone would explain it to me. But fixing a permanent date for Easter is not really bound up with a national concept for calendar reform. No, that lies with the Christian churches to solve for themselves or for Governments to force on their own churches under their own dominions. Unlikely, but who would have forecast the actions of Queen Elizabeth I's father? | ||
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+ | When Napoleon changed the order in France his metrical calendar reform failed because people couldn' | ||
- | GEORGE GRAY THE POPE AND CALENDAR RETORM. . by Owen Marks. | ||
- | Recently in last April' | ||
- | "Why bother. make a new calendar at all?" you may ask. At the present time a simple thing like your own birthday falls on a different day oach year, but a new calendar would be perpetual. The movable feast of Easter is obviously in need of reform. If Jesus was born on a fixed day, Why didn't he die on one too? I wish someone would explain it to me. But fixing a permanent date for Easter is not really bound up with a national concept for calendar reform. HD, that lies with the Christian churches to solve for themselves or for Governments to force on their own churches under their own dominions. Unlikely, but who would have forecast the actions of' 'queen Elizabeth I's father? | ||
- | When Napoleon changed the order in France his metrical calendar reform failed because people couldn' | ||
Below is how the NEW WORLD CALENDAR would look and how it would work:. | Below is how the NEW WORLD CALENDAR would look and how it would work:. | ||
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- | Each quarter would have the same number of days, the same for each half year and there would be 364 days in the year. The additional day would be' squeezed in between the 30th December and the 1st January and be a 7 (WORLD) day.: very four years an L (LEAP) day would be placed after June 30. | ||
- | Obviously the W day would be a world day to celebrate the new year and the 4day/which has to be placed somewhere, either after W day or after June30 would also be a world-wide national holiday. Or sane-such. | ||
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- | Can you see anything wrong with such a scheme? Of course there is, but it is not insurmountable. At the end of every year there would be an 8-day week and the same for the leap year day every four years, and the | ||
- | Page 8 THE SYDNEY , | ||
- | Sabbath would fall behind. The only organizations that would be against it in a laud voice, would, | ||
- | The Muslim calendar in use at present is solely lunar, and that means that a particular event wanders through the seasons.... 12 months of 28 days, lunation equals 336 days. In offices and consalates you can see two calendars hanging up, but the Friday is always on the seventh day. | ||
- | The Jewish calendar has 12 lunar months and every so often an extra month is added. When you go-to Israel, you can see their lunar.calendar and the' Gregorian' | ||
- | _What would the Christian churches do? There are so many of them that it is extremely unlikely that they could, or would want to, agree with any- - thing that their rivals would suggest. You may remember the cry "Give us back our. eleven days" when England suddenly adopted the Gregorian calendar. ItF was only because of catholic Europe that Englandaut of spite refused to adopt it earlier, and don't let us forget the fact that it was not until the middle of the 18th century that England adopted January 1st as New Year's Day instead of March 25th. | ||
- | ,luckily | + | January, April, July. October |
- | of the.Te./.1 PgmMandments,.and,quite fortunately, | + | |M|T|W|T|F|S|S| |
- | The rest of the world would naturally follow the New Calendar. Billions of Chinese, Japanese and Indians have no Sabbath concept, | + | |1|2|3|4|5|6|7| |
- | There have been many books written on the subject which you can find in your local library,Hdescribing | + | |8|9|10|11|12|13|14| |
- | Page 9 THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKM August, | + | |15|16|17|18|19|20|21| |
- | agpinst. I hope that there are not too many errors in the figures or dates, etc, as this article has been done at one sitting, at work and without any | + | |22|23|24|25|26|27|28| |
- | reference books. It is purely an exercise in filling in time. | + | |29|30| | | | | | |
- | Incidentally, | + | |
- | that some time this year one second is to be added or substracted at midnight to balance the calendar with modern technology. Imagine, the Earth is out' | + | February, May, August, November |
- | (Owen Marks - President of the Hastings Parade | + | |M|T|W|T|F|S|S| |
- | Bondi Beach Branch of the Calendar Reform Society, Australian Section. Southern Hemisphere Division.) | + | | | |1|2|3|4|5| |
- | * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *'* * * * * | + | |6|7|8|9|10|11|12| |
- | TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN IN INDIA - PART 5. | + | |13|14|15|16|17|18|19| |
+ | |21|22|22|23|24|25|26| | ||
+ | |27|28|29|30|31| | | | ||
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+ | March, June, September, December | ||
+ | |M|T|W|T|F|S|S| | ||
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+ | |3|4|5|6|7|8|9| | ||
+ | |10|11|12|13|14|15|16| | ||
+ | |17|18|19|20|21|22|23| | ||
+ | |24|25|26|27|28|29|30|W|L| | ||
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+ | Each quarter would have the same number of days, the same for each half year and there would be 364 days in the year. The additional day would be squeezed in between the 30th December and the 1st January and be a W (WORLD) day. Every four years an L (LEAP) day would be placed after June 30. Obviously the W day would be a world day to celebrate the new year and the L day, which has to be placed somewhere, either after W day or after June 30, would also be a world-wide national holiday. Or some-such. | ||
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+ | Can you see anything wrong with such a scheme? Of course there is, but it is not insurmountable. At the end of every year there would be an 8-day week and the same for the leap year day every four years, and the Sabbath would fall behind. The only organizations that would be against it in a loud voice, would be those religions that have a Sabbath day to keep holy or to be more accurate, those that have a holy day every 7 days, i.e. only the Jews, Muslims and Christians. Don't laugh or be fazed by numbers. Read on... | ||
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+ | The Muslim calendar in use at present is solely lunar, and that means that a particular event wanders through the seasons.... 12 months of 28 days, lunation equals 336 days. In offices and consulates you can see two calendars hanging up, but the Friday is always on the seventh day. | ||
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+ | The Jewish calendar has 12 lunar months and every so often an extra month is added. When you go to Israel, you can see their lunar calendar and the Gregorian calendar as well on the walls. Last month the Israeli Government wouldn' | ||
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+ | What would the Christian churches do? There are so many of them that it is extremely unlikely that they could, or would want to, agree with anything that their rivals would suggest. You may remember the cry "Give us back our eleven days" when England suddenly adopted the Gregorian calendar. It was only because of catholic Europe that England out of spite refused to adopt it earlier, and don't let us forget the fact that it was not until the middle of the 18th century that England adopted January 1st as New Year's Day instead of March 25th. | ||
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+ | Luckily | ||
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+ | The rest of the world would naturally follow the New Calendar. Billions of Chinese, Japanese and Indians have no Sabbath concept, although in present times they have Sundays off from work, and this must be just a day of rest introduced from our cultures. | ||
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+ | There have been many books written on the subject which you can find in your local library, | ||
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+ | Incidentally, | ||
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+ | (Owen Marks - President of the Hastings Parade Bondi Beach Branch of the Calendar Reform Society, Australian Section. Southern Hemisphere Division.) | ||
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+ | =====Travelling With Children In India - Part 5.===== | ||
by Marcia Shappert. | by Marcia Shappert. | ||
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