1956
DOI: 10.2307/3886584
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The Bible as History

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“…These views on conjunctions, novae, and comets also contend with other suggested hypotheses (and combinations thereof ) including meteors, bolides, meteor showers, eclipses (lunar and solar), twinkling stars, variable stars, single stellar risings (i.e., Sirius, Spica), single planetary risings (all classical planets and Uranus have been suggested), the transit of Venus, planetary discoveries, asteroid discoveries, constellations, aurora borealis, zodiacal lights, precession of the equinoxes (Stasiuk 1980), ball lightning, and UFOs (Downing 1970, 134). "Anything that has ever moved across the canopy of heaven, as well as much that has only existed in men's imaginations, has been dubbed the Star of Bethlehem" (Keller [1955(Keller [ ] 1995.…”
Section: Twentieth-century Astronomical Theories On the Starmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These views on conjunctions, novae, and comets also contend with other suggested hypotheses (and combinations thereof ) including meteors, bolides, meteor showers, eclipses (lunar and solar), twinkling stars, variable stars, single stellar risings (i.e., Sirius, Spica), single planetary risings (all classical planets and Uranus have been suggested), the transit of Venus, planetary discoveries, asteroid discoveries, constellations, aurora borealis, zodiacal lights, precession of the equinoxes (Stasiuk 1980), ball lightning, and UFOs (Downing 1970, 134). "Anything that has ever moved across the canopy of heaven, as well as much that has only existed in men's imaginations, has been dubbed the Star of Bethlehem" (Keller [1955(Keller [ ] 1995.…”
Section: Twentieth-century Astronomical Theories On the Starmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is possible to establish with what planets α Aquarii was in conjunction (or some other relation) over a range of years from about 7 BC onwards and it might therefore be possible to narrow down the relevant ones in the light of the astrological characteristics imputed to them by the ancients, leading to a possible narrowing down of the range of possible birth‐dates. Using other information not intelligible to us in the light of modern astronomy (but see Keller 1963, Hughes 1976), the astrologers worked out where the event should take place: Palestine. They went there.…”
Section: A New Storymentioning
confidence: 99%