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Elohim gods came to Earth 450,000 years ago, established the civilization when it was sterile. Kingship Government was established to rule Earth, when they created hybrid human beings by genetic manippulation, in their image, and after their likeness were governmened by Kingship government which only serves civiized orderly society. Before Elohim departed Earth the god Ninerta handed over Kingship government to the hybrid humans of gods DNA phylumthe offspring. No White Caucasoid is included in hybrid civiliation Kingship government, nor is it legal for Caucasoid to cohabitate with civilized hybrid people, because they are a sodomite culture, no accommodation is made that society. The question: What is A.D. Anno Domini "In The Year of Our Lord?," that belongs exactly to Christianity having no legal ties to Elohim Kingship. It has 509 BC coup overthrow by Caucasoid, invalid Europe exclusive.   By MICHAEL GORMLEY,  APRIL 24, 2005 ASSOCIATED PRESS, WRITER ALBANY, N.Y. — 

In a world encouraged to embrace differences, BC and AD are increasingly on the wrong end of the religious sensitivity meter.

Educators and historians say schools from North America to Australia have been changing the terms Before Christ to Before Common Era and Anno Domini (Latin for year of the Lord) to Common Era. In short, they’re referred to as BCE and CE.

The change has stoked the ire of Christian conservatives and some religious leaders, who view it as an attack on a social and political order that has been in place for centuries. Ironically, for more than a century Hebrew lessons have used BCE and CE, with CE sometimes referring to Christian Era.

That begs the question: Can old and new coexist in harmony, or must one give way to the other to reflect changing times and attitudes?

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The Gutians were a people of ancient Mesopotamia who lived in the central Zagros Mountain range. Nothing is known about their origins. They may have been an Indo-European-speaking-speaking people, 

They may have been an Indo-European-speaking people entral Zagros Mountain range, The Gutians proved to be very poor rulers of Sumer, being crude administrators, and prosperity declined. They were not at all used to the complexities of civilisation and failed to provide proper organisation, particularly in connection with the canal network. This was allowed to sink into disrepair, with famine and death resulting. A short dark age swept over Mesopotamia. The Gutians based themselves near the ruins of Agade, so the cities in the south enjoyed a certain level of freedom, and were able to manage their own affairs to an extent.

The Gutians overthrow Elam and sweep through Sumer, effectively destroying the Akkadian empire, and ending Sumerian/Akkadian domination of the region. They also defeat Uruk, carrying off the kingship. Both Sumer and Egypt endure a short dark age at this time. Very little is known about Akkad until around 2100 BC. It is from this point that the Gutian kings are recorded in more detail (although some lists place Shulme after Imta, missing out Inkishush and Sarlagab).

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Calendar: It is not essential to follow the traditional religious calendars of ancient Rome for, even when Rome’s empire was at her height, there was no such thing as a universal Roman calendar of religious festivals. Instead, each region of the empire established their own calendar, which did not necessarily mirror the calendar in Rome (Scheid, An Introduction to Roman Religion at 41-42). Furthermore, the religious calendars varied from century to century, so not only were they not uniform from region to region, they were not uniform from century to century either. Add to this the contemporary dilemma of realising that many ancient festivals celebrated the founding of temples that have long since fallen into ruin – if the temple no longer exists then celebrating its coming into being seems somewhat incongruous.  And then there is the fact that most Roman oriented polytheists are scattered across the world and are often not in close proximity to each other – making the celebration of ancient festivals feel doubly more incongruous. On top of all this, we note that many ancient celebrations were related to the seasonal cycles of Europe / the northern hemisphere, and thus may not apply to southern hemisphere Pagans, or those living in the tropics.

Nonetheless, learning about the calendars is undoubtedly useful, in terms of understanding how polytheism was practiced in ancient Rome, and observing at least the most important of the festivals may provide a pleasing link between the past and present, as well with other contemporary Roman polytheists – for these reasons many Roman polytheists celebrate Saturnalia at the very least, and may also try to make some kind of observation on certain other days, especially those that are traditionally sacred to patron Gods.