2002-09-03 One cannot help but wonder > which time zone God was in when he started at 9:00 a.m.)
According to your statement below, such a question can not be answered for at least another 2 years and some months. Don't you mean BC somewhere in that? John > (Bishop James Ussher was an Irish prelate who published "Annals of the > World," in 1650, wherein he "calculated" that Creation began on Monday, 23 > October 2004, at 9:00 a.m. in the morning. One cannot help but wonder > which time zone God was in when he started at 9:00 a.m.) > The book is a delightful scientific history, although I do not recall > seeing a single non-English unit of measurement in it. Of course, since > its subject matter covers roughly 1760 to 1850 in England, that it not at > all surprising. > Jim Elwell > >
