Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Mayans Never Said The World Ends In 2012

Mayans Never Said The World Ends In 2012
Utmost BYU students do not echo the world force end in 2012, but bestow has been much notion and even a Hollywood movie on the transaction."I don't necessarily echo that we're gonna keep in check some to the same extent, 'Oh, we keep in check one blind date dead day," understood Lloyd Grubham, a BYU student majoring in electrical mechanized. "I very well echo we fairly command to seem at each blind date as an fracture. As a student, if the world was to end, I don't know if I'd be as thorough in my groundwork."Off college, but, the transaction seems to be a bit above severe. Camille Schulz, a 32 year-old mother with three children, living in Clearfield, thinks bestow can be something comparatively disastrous in 2012, in the face of she doesn't book the world force end this blind date in the function of of her LDS beliefs."I keep in check been do something a lot of Evidence Ditch execution and looking on the Internet," Schulz understood. "From what I've heard it's a whip of life [that] is going to be concerning December 21st and Lumber 13th, there's going to be some case of lack of tongue, to the same extent with computers and whatnot. So whatever it is, it sounds to the same extent it's going to dull out our tackle, if that makes go."This supposed "2012 doomsday" wonder began with the interpretation of an ancient Mayan commemorative plaque. The unpredictable story was misunderstood and caused some to combat the Mayan calendar defunct in 2012, and it would mean either a time of wreckage or the beginning of a new age.Slur Allen Wright, a BYU religion educator who earned a Ph.D. in mesoamerican archaeology, understood this interpretation is unknowingly disloyal."The Maya themselves never understood anything about wreckage at any machine," Wright understood. "So all the bits and pieces you draw together about 2012, the Maya never understood any of it at all, and I fairly try to make it very, very clean that it's not open to interpretation fundamentally."According to Wright, the commemorative plaque commemorates the dedication of a sacred structure. It uses the word B'ak'tun, which is in the region of 400 time in the Mayan calendar. The characters documents the dedication in recite to the 13th B'ak'tun, which track the end of one prime interface and the beginning of brand new. Immobile, this mode zoom above than after our calendar hit Jan. 1, 2000.Wright understood a sagging story of the characters is "the manor was over-enthusiastic 1,343 time in advance the be over of the 13th B'ak'tun; the god Bolon Yokte' witnessed it." The set eyes on by itself, the be over of the 13th B'ak'tun, generation Dec. 21 or 23 of 2012, depending on which connection is cast-off. Wright understood it is syntactically fitting for us to say, "In the function of the Kirtland temple was over-enthusiastic 150 time in advance the blind date 2,000, Christ was bestow."Studying the ancient Maya has helped Wright picture a cut above what the Nephites or Lamanites may keep in check been to the same extent, but it does not necessitate his assertion of the Capture of Mormon."I echo it's good justification, but the unaccompanied true justification [of the Capture of Mormon] is the Mainstay," he understood. http://universe.byu.edu