Of course, if you weren't so intellectually challenged, you could just look it up:
http://www.ucg.org/bible-faq/when-was-jesus-christ-born-was-jesus-born-december-25-christmas-day
It isn't as if this is anything new.
Are you so stupid that you cannot comprehend that you are demonstrating that you are a dumb ass? Do I have to hold your hand on every little thing?
You stated:
Christ was born in September.
Then I replied:
Prove it.
Obviously, there is a necessity to clarify before we move forward because you have shit for brains. You stated that Christ was born in September as a fact and I asked you to prove that he was born in September. I am in no way shape or form asking you to prove that he was not born in December.
Then you proceeded to copy and paste an article. That's odd. I was hoping that you could demonstrate that you are capable of critical thinking. Obviously, I set my expectations way too high and I was totally and utterly let down.
The article you posted stated(bold and underline mine):
Luke's account "suggests that Jesus may have been born in summer or early fall.
Since Elizabeth (John's mother) was in her sixth month of pregnancy when Jesus was conceived (Luke:1:24-36), we can determine the approximate time of year Jesus was born if we know when John was born.
The biblical accounts point to the fall of the year as the most likely time of Jesus' birth, based on the conception and birth of John the Baptist.
Assuming John's conception took place near the end of June, adding nine months brings us to the end of March as the most likely time for John's birth. Adding another six months (the difference in ages between John and Jesus (Luke:1:35-36
)) brings us to the end of September as the likely time of Jesus' birth.
Apparently, you believe that "suggests", "approximate", "assuming", "most likely" and "likely" are used to convey factual information. Perhaps you should do yourself a favor and look up the definitions of those words.
Is this similar to the scientific standards and methods that you apply to climate science?
