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Neolithic revolution

10th millennium BCE to 4th millennium BCE · importance 3/5 · wikidata · Q180548

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A History of Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years pp. 681-684 · open book
He is now unfairly remembered only for the misguided humanist historical precision of his calculation that God created the world on the night preceding 23 October 4004 BCE, but he was a formidable scholar who wanted to defend the independence of his Protestant Church.

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Start date (EDTF) 10th millennium BCE End date (EDTF, empty for a point event) 4th millennium BCE

1914 · 1914-07-28 · -0489 (490 BCE) · 1930~ (circa) · 19XX (century) · 197X (decade)

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