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According to Strait, each of the 13 months would follow the lunar cycle with 28 days. This structure not only aligns with the rhythms of nature but also harkens back to ancient practices. The theory maintains that the day of resurrection—celebrated as Easter—should be recognized as a neutral day, marking the transition into a new cycle.
Each year, based on this proposal, would still have 365 days. Strait's assertions extend beyond mere calendar mechanics; they embody a broader argument about how humanity's relationship with natural rhythms has been disrupted.