As expected, 2021 was another Annus Horribilis that left us bitter and sour, so do not be too hopeful about 2022 because things will get a whole lot worse after Germany's stalemate elections...
Ever wondered why New Year's resolutions have failed most of the time? That's because nobody can begin anew in the dead of winter. In fact, the real start of the new year according to the Anno Mundi Calendar occurs on the Spring Equinox. Apparently, God did not begin His year in the dead of winter, meaning we should not have ditched the Anno Mundi Calendar. But Julius Caesar considered the Anno Mundi Calendar too imperfect, and so he designed a calendar that became the basis for the one many countries around the world use today. This, however, made humanity turn away from the true God, resulting in many terrible consequences, including the current pandemic, the climate change crisis, economic downturns and bloody conflicts. At the end of the day, we will all realize that turning away from the true God and ditching the Anno Mundi Calendar were terrible mistakes that brought calamities upon ourselves.
Perhaps our biggest New Year's resolution will be to turn back to God and start going back to using the Anno Mundi Calendar instead.
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