We talk about 2,000 years, but are we really sure? Even historians admit that Dionysius Exiguus made a mistake in his calculations by several years. Since we aren't certain of the actual birth date of the figure our entire era is based on, what year is it really? 2026 or maybe 2032? A calendar is just an agreement, not an objective truth.
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