I tried. Oh, I tried. It didn't work. Only made things worse. They dug in their heels.
Why do they believe this stuff, I don't know.
Snowflake, I think.

Were you replying to me?

Sorry. It was in response to Rick's.

Under Equinox 2023 explained at StudyTheCalendar rather than study the Bible, Charlene Fortsch has come up with a way of solving the international date line issue. My interpretation...
She looked away from her North-Merica centric tunnel vision and suddenly realized there was a whole world out there. And she said to herself, wow, my made up things don't fit the rest of the world. I will now proceed to make up more things and maybe no one will realize how convoluted they are. So now, rather than a date line in the middle of most of nowhere, I now pronounce it changes each year moving over various spots, splitting cities so some people on one side of my line keep feast days on one day, and those on the other side, another day. I still don't worry about the southern hemisphere, they can figure it out themselves. Haven't looked into within 7 degrees of the equator as it's not in my realm.

Who is Charlene Fortsch?

Read the first post and that should tell you what she's doing and how she's misleading.

This is really strange. There's a guy on Christian forums who claims there were 10 days in the first week of creation and that the Jews got everything associated with the start of the Sabbath wrong. He also says there are only 12 hours in a day. There is even an SDA who has made that argument there. He tosses out the creation week entirely in speaking of the length of a day.The first guy says there were two evenings in the first day when God created light.

Very strange delusions.