Biblically speaking, the Sabbath is on Saturday. Anyone marking the Sabbath on Sunday is playing into the hands of the Antichrist. [Spirituality & Religion]

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SW-User

I suppose, but "Biblically speaking" the Sabbath is a day in which you don't do any work or activity at all. Most people ignore that part too.

Pikachu

@SW-User

Definitely. Which i think would make sense to worship on Sunday since you aren't supposed to travel either. As long as you recognize the Sabbath on Saturday.