Category: Calendar Theories

• The Technocracy Calendar

  This theory claimed that the Technocracy movement’s proposed calendar reform was not merely an efficiency measure but a direct assault on Sunday and, by extension, on Christian authority. Critics argued that by subordinating the week to a continuous day-and-year count, Technocracy would disrupt the familiar religious rhythm of worship, weaken the social force of churches, and detach timekeeping from inherited sacred structure. The documentary record shows that Technocracy did propose a radically revised calendar and explicitly treated week and month as lacking fundamental astronomical significance, but the stronger claim that abolishing Sunday was a covert anti-church objective came primarily from hostile interpretation rather than from Technocracy’s own formal language.