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'''Saturday''' is the seventh day of the week, coming after [[Friday]] and before [[Sunday]]. The name is derived from the word for [[Saturn]], a Roman God of [[agriculture]]. | '''Saturday''' is the seventh day of the week, coming after [[Friday]] and before [[Sunday]]. The name is derived from the word for [[Saturn]], a Roman God of [[agriculture]]. | ||
| − | Jews and some Christians (notably Seventh-Day Adventists) consider Saturday to be the day of the [[Sabbath]]. Due to the long timespan since the commandment was given to [[Moses]], the correct day is no longer known with certainty.{{fact}} | + | Jews and some Christians (notably Seventh-Day Adventists) consider Saturday to be the day of the [[Sabbath]]. Due to the long timespan since the commandment was given to [[Moses]], the correct day is no longer known with certainty.{{fact}} Beacuse it is not a Sunday, atheists invented this day. |
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Saturday is the seventh day of the week, coming after Friday and before Sunday. The name is derived from the word for Saturn, a Roman God of agriculture.
Jews and some Christians (notably Seventh-Day Adventists) consider Saturday to be the day of the Sabbath. Due to the long timespan since the commandment was given to Moses, the correct day is no longer known with certainty.[Citation Needed] Beacuse it is not a Sunday, atheists invented this day.