It is precisely because the multitude lacks both well established beliefs and an agreed-upon chronology, such as the Jews possess, that they succumb so easily to credulousness.
The two-source hypothesis is predicated upon the following observations: Matthew and Luke used Mark, both for its narrative material as well as for the basic structural outline of chronology of Jesus' life.
Almost always there is considerable tension between chronology and theme, and chronology traditionally wins.
"It was divided by chronology and media.
The core chronology is based upon the data attributes for 210Pb, 137Cs and a 14C dating from a level near the core base.
Through analysis of the number of coins produced and the style of coins, archaeologists have been able to construct a rough chronology, generally agreed upon until the late 6th- and 7th-century kings.
Although Himba people have a specific understanding of time, it is a longitudinal concept for them (chronology is based upon important episodes and occasional conditions of the region in which they live; Gibson, 1977).
There is a long chronology to reflect upon too; Valencia fell to the Reconquest in 1238 but Granada only in 1492, so mudéjares of the 16th century across the peninsula had very different experiences of Christian colonisation and conversion which would be interesting to compare.
We next wanted to determine the chronology of events triggered upon exposure of cancer cells to Os.
It has no chronology, and is a meditation upon, rather than a narrative of, this life among lives.
But none of this is touched upon at the Royal Academy, with its joyless chronology and lack of focus, shape or story.
