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Byrd
January 11, 2022 12:57AM
Is there some reason that you doubt the official version -- that they changed it because the calendar had drifted so far that the dates of Easter were very wrong? I have never heard of Christians associating Sirius with anything... but Easter is one of the two most important holy days in the Christian calendar.

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