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The term Before Common Era (BCE) replaced which designation? O Anno Domini (AD) O After Common Era (ACE) O Before Christ (BC) O Defined Common Era (DCE)
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The term Before Common Era (BCE) replaced which designation?
O Anno Domini (AD)
O After Common Era (ACE)
O Before Christ (BC)
O Defined Common Era (DCE)
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The answer would be BC to avoid naming Christ as Lord
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Before Christ the third one
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