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Can someone explain to me the reasoning of putting a chicken spot in the stadium and closing it on game day? What sort of bait and switch shit is this?
What's ridiculous about that is that technically the Sabbath is Saturday.
Can someone explain to me the reasoning of putting a chicken spot in the stadium and closing it on game day? What sort of bait and switch shit is this?
It is observed on Saturday (really sunset on Friday until sunset on Saturday, I believe) traditionally, but really the purpose of it is to abstain from work on the seventh day of the week. If our working week begins on a Monday, it makes sense to be on a Sunday.
Can someone explain to me the reasoning of putting a chicken spot in the stadium and closing it on game day? What sort of bait and switch shit is this?
That's some nonsensical made up BS. The Lord's day and the Sabbath day are 2 separate days with 2 separate meanings. As religion goes, you can come across many different reasons why the Sabbath day was moved from Saturday to Sunday but to say Christians, as a whole, decided to move the Sabbath Day from Saturday to Sunday, is wrong in that many around the world still refer to Saturday as the Sabbath day. And with so many denominations of Christianity, it's silly to make such a blanket statement when many of those denominations were founded on the principal that Saturday was the rightful Sabbath day.That's not why it was changed though. The change happened because of Jesus dying. Christians basically decided after Jesus died and was resurrected on the first day of the week (Easter Sunday), that they would observe the Sabbath on the day of his Resurrection so the early church started meeting on Sunday. Hence why it was referred to as the Lord's Day ie the day of his resurrection. I believe he also ascended to heaven on a Sunday as well after officially passing on the Holy Spirit.
That's not why it was changed though. The change happened because of Jesus dying. Christians basically decided after Jesus died and was resurrected on the first day of the week (Easter Sunday), that they would observe the Sabbath on the day of his Resurrection so the early church started meeting on Sunday. Hence why it was referred to as the Lord's Day ie the day of his resurrection. I believe he also ascended to heaven on a Sunday as well after officially passing on the Holy Spirit.
I hear they may put one in the Colossus in Rome too.
There was the Colossus of Rhodes.
Then there is the Colosseum or Coliseum in Rome.
I'm posting this because I have massive insecurities, and I viewed this as an opportunity to seem superior, due to a minor error, when everyone really knew exactly what NCChiFan meant.