"A new church of limestone was built on the same site, and during the rebuilding, were discovered a Saxon piscina and a Norman sandstone arch, with chevron carvings, enclosing the twelve signs of the Zodiac. Supposedly, the emblems of Taurus, Cancer and Virgo were excavated, that prompted the current Victorian carving that forms the Zodical frieze over the inner south doorway which contains fragments of the Norman masonry."
The above is a Wikipedia extract, which details the History of 'All Hallows Parish Church', Bispham, Lancashire.
This seems to indicate that Christian worship, had an affinity with Astrology, sometime in the past.
Actually still relavent today, as specifically, Easter is celebrated on the first Sunday following the full Moon that occurs on or just after the spring equinox.
