-
refer to the
Christian Era, it was
sometimes qualified, e.g., "common
era of the Incarnation", "common
era of the Nativity", or "common
era of the birth...
-
inclusive of non-
Christian people is to call this the
Common Era (abbreviated as CE), with the
preceding years referred to as
Before the
Common Era (BCE). Astronomical...
-
Christian era may
refer to the time
since Christianisation in any
given regional context.
Early Christianity decline of Greco-Roman
paganism Ancient Roman...
- all
science is one and that
these are its two forms. In the ****enistic
era the term
became ****ociated with the
mystery cults. In the Acts of Thomas...
- ****cution of
Christians in the post–Cold War
era refers to the ****cution of
Christians from 1989 to the present. Part of a
global problem of religious...
- the Anno
Domini (AD)
Christian calendar era, and the 1st year of the 1st
century and 1st
millennium of the
Christian and
Common Era (CE). In the
Roman Empire...
- Harper. "What is a 'post-
Christian'?" jesuans.org
Liberal Religion in the Post
Christian Era,
Edward A. Cahill, 1974 The Post
Christian Mind:
Exposing Its Destructive...
-
numbers its
years in the
Western Christian era (the
Coptic Orthodox and
Ethiopian Orthodox churches have
their own
Christian eras). In antiquity,
regnal years...
- up
era in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
era is a span of time
defined for the
purposes of
chronology or historiography, as in the
regnal eras in...
- THE
ERA OF THE
DESTRUCTION (of the
Second Temple) [H] the year 1 of
which corresponds to 381 of the
Seleucid Era, and 69–70 of the
Christian Era. This...
