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The days the Christian churches set apart. Rank by theological weight — how much of the faith collapses if the day is removed — judged by the tradition's own reasoning rather than by cultural prominence. The aspects below carry the two formal precedence tables and the scriptural-warrant question on which the Reformed rejected the calendar entirely.
discussed in #christian-feasts

ranked child groups
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ordering 1 items=13 pairs=30
  1. ~/pascha0.177
  2. ~/good-friday0.131
  3. ~/the-lords-day0.114
  4. ~/nativity0.096
  5. ~/pentecost0.088
  6. ~/ascension0.081
  7. ~/theophany0.074
  8. ~/annunciation0.050
  9. ~/transfiguration0.043
  10. ~/dormition0.041
  11. ~/trinity-sunday0.039
  12. ~/holy-cross0.035
  13. ~/corpus-christi0.033

:byzantine-precedence vote

how the Typikon and the Twelve Great Feasts rank them, not how Rome does

ordering 1 items=10 pairs=9
  1. ~/pascha0.319
  2. ~/nativity0.106
  3. ~/ascension0.106
  4. ~/pentecost0.106
  5. ~/theophany0.106
  6. ~/annunciation0.095
  7. ~/dormition0.071
  8. ~/transfiguration0.047
  9. ~/holy-cross0.032
  10. ~/corpus-christi0.011
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:roman-precedence vote

placement in the Table of Liturgical Days, Universal Norms no. 59

ordering 1 items=8 pairs=8
  1. ~/good-friday0.304
  2. ~/pascha0.304
  3. ~/ascension0.101
  4. ~/nativity0.101
  5. ~/corpus-christi0.068
  6. ~/holy-cross0.045
  7. ~/transfiguration0.045
  8. ~/the-lords-day0.033
unranked

:scriptural-warrant vote

how directly the New Testament attests or commands the day — the axis on which the Westminster Directory kept one holy day and struck all the rest

ordering 1 items=9 pairs=9
  1. ~/the-lords-day0.360
  2. ~/good-friday0.120
  3. ~/pascha0.120
  4. ~/pentecost0.120
  5. ~/ascension0.110
  6. ~/theophany0.070
  7. ~/nativity0.047
  8. ~/dormition0.031
  9. ~/corpus-christi0.021
unranked
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