Anno Domini (used to indicate that a date comes the specified number of years after the accepted date of Christ's birth).

so if he lived like 35 years, then you add 35 years and you get the same result

after death

they track from his birth

bull shit, its right there in black and white

why would you have some roman nomenclature to hide the facts in naother language but have it B.C. before christ in english

Anno Domini "in the year of the Lord"

anyhows, catholics are super evil

it doesnt mean after death

devil worshipers

yes, it does

It doesnt

if they could kill jesus again they would

in the 1600's they went around and did a witch hunt, massive evil

burn books, change history

very evil

But Anno Domini doesnt mean After Death

yes it does

Anno Domini (used to indicate that a date comes the specified number of years after the accepted date of Christ's birth).

thats wrong

indiate that a date comes the specified number of years after the accepted date of christs birth

its in the fricking dictionary

mid 16th century: Latin, literally ‘in the year of the Lord.’

What dictonary are you using?

standard google dictionary

you want to change it to hide the evil catholics more, go ahead

doesn't change my opinion

I CANT EVER BE WRONG

I can be mistaken, I'm not perfect

but when you look at what they have done

you clearly mistaken here

very evil

no, I believe AD is after death

Anno Domini means in the year of our lord

You've never admitted to being mistaken in this chat

so far I haven't been

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why isn't BC in roman nomenclature

i dont know

obviously its before christ and after death