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→Sabbatarianism: Seventh Day Worship and the Antichrist: revised link to Lord's Day - ref note re "offer up worship" Rm 15:16
==[[Sabbatarianism]]: Seventh Day Worship and the Antichrist==
==[[Sabbatarianism]]: Seventh Day Worship and the Antichrist==
For the majority of Christians the traditional day of worship since the time of the Apostles has been primarily [[Sunday]], often called [[The Lord's Day]]. Catholics and Orthodox worship every day of the week, and in larger urban communities sometimes multiple times of the day.
For the majority of Christians the traditional day of worship since the time of the Apostles has been primarily [[Sunday]], often called ''[[Lord's Day|The Lord's Day]]''. Catholics and Orthodox offer up worship <ref>Romans 15:16</ref> every day of the week, and in larger urban communities sometimes multiple times of the day.
According to sabbatarians, [[Sunday]] as the day of worship was instituted by the Devil, and a mark of the [[Antichrist]], and is an infallible evidence of false pagan worship abhorrently offensive to God. The majority of sabbatarians have been taught that those who worship on Sunday are thus clearly marked as disciples of the Antichrist, and followers of Satan, doomed to [[hell]], because they have broken the divine covenant of God, committing [[apostasy]].
According to sabbatarians, [[Sunday]] as the day of worship was instituted by the Devil, and a mark of the [[Antichrist]], and is an infallible evidence of false pagan worship abhorrently offensive to God. The majority of sabbatarians have been taught that those who worship on Sunday are thus clearly marked as disciples of the Antichrist, and followers of Satan, doomed to [[hell]], because they have broken the divine covenant of God, committing [[apostasy]].