Darkness-Free Day: A Sign of Jesus's Birth?

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The discussion revolves around a scriptural claim that the day before Jesus's birth would be marked by the absence of darkness. Participants debate the feasibility of such an event occurring in the Americas, with some suggesting it could relate to natural phenomena like the midnight sun, while others dismiss it as historically implausible. The conversation touches on astronomical events, such as supernovae and solar flares, but concludes that none could realistically create a day without night. There is also speculation about the allegorical nature of the scripture, questioning its literal interpretation. Ultimately, the dialogue highlights the intersection of religious texts and scientific understanding.
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jarednjames said:
I suppose it could be taken as "the next saviour will be born in the Americas".

Nope, it's the same guy.
 

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