> Well, the early Christians did it ostensibly because Jesus was crucified on a Sunday. But the real reason was to distinguish themselves from Judaism. And by the time there were "other" Christian churches the tradition had already been established for 1500 years or so.
That's not even close to the truth. Look it up, even the Catholics admit it was to increase members by attracting the Romans of the time.
> don't see how that quote in any way contradicts what I said: the "seventh day" part of "seventh day adventism"
Its does contradict what was meant and is a quote from the person who named the religion.
I'm done, you are spreading untruths about a religion to discredit people.
That's not even close to the truth. Look it up, even the Catholics admit it was to increase members by attracting the Romans of the time.
> don't see how that quote in any way contradicts what I said: the "seventh day" part of "seventh day adventism"
Its does contradict what was meant and is a quote from the person who named the religion.
I'm done, you are spreading untruths about a religion to discredit people.