Yes, in reality those days people were considered extremely religiously conservative while today there is undeniable evidence that society is becoming more and more godless and liberal approaching extremes quite often while tearing down and making illegal any references to conservative ideology whenever possible. Why would they make Sunday Laws when they don't even allow prayer in many public settings now? It makes no sense.
Opinions are not scripture, there is ample scripture proving that the Law of Moses which INCLUDES as an integral non separable part of it the 10 commandments were for Israel ONLY to keep. Gentiles had to go through the rituals and become part of Israel (a Jew) before they could properly partake of the Law there isn't this magic salvation thing where suddenly God makes you an Israeli and then you are required to keep their Law that idea is unscriptural. Paul himself says those in the spirit are not under the Law.
Jesus appeared to Paul with doctrines of the gospel for the Gentiles. Days of worship and Sabbaths are addressed in at least 3 epistles. Questions and answers are given in scriptures on most issues that matters. Prove your comments with scriptures and your message will be well received.
I find too often those who want to bind us to the Law don't read Paul's writings very carefully and don't consider the audience involved when doctrine is addressed. Too much of the New Testament other than Paul's books are addressed to a Primarily Jewish audience and very often that audience was summarily bound to keep the Law of Moses. We don't see these people figuring out that after the cross the mindset of even some Jews changed from Law to grace and love. We continually see people pointing back to the 4 gospels as what Gentiles should believe totally ignoring the fact that Jesus himself outright rejected Gentiles as his audience even to the point one gentile woman trying to get him to heal him who was being scolded by Jesus when she touched him and was healed called herself a dog and equated even dogs were allowed to eat scraps off the "masters" table. The Jewish mindset pre cross including Jesus was the Gentiles were almost totally IGNORED as a part of his ministry and audience. There are some exceptions but even some of these exceptions may be Jews also just not a part of Israel (estranged). The Centurion shows you that he didn't feel he was worth a visit from Jesus to heal his servant (he probably wasn't a Jew). In other words those who were NOT Jews at the time knew that Jesus didn't come for their needs they just out of faith hoped he would help them (and he did). I often wonder how many Gentiles were turned away from Jesus by him and/or his followers/apostles etc.... I bet there were a lot of them. We don't see Jesus leaving Israel at all in his ministry for those who equate his words are for non Jews... I wouldn't count on it by default. Too many people do not read the 4 Gospels through Jewish glasses which is how they are meant to be read and even parts of James and other writings of others in the New Testament were addressed to Jews, not Gentiles.
Ok. What will be your response when the Pope calls for it? I will wait. The Pope will speak to both houses of congress shortly.
You are not following bible prophecy. When it happens will you still be saying the same things? What will you do?
America for over 200 years would have nothing to do with the Pope now she is "wondering after the beast". Even government leaders are seeking the Pope. I tell you again it is happening. When we are proofed correct what will you say?
Fear does that to people... fear of losing salvation, fear of the beast, fear of going to hell... fear fear fear.
This is correct. The Catholic church does considers Sunday to be the Lord's Day, NOT the Sabbath. As a Hebrew Catholic, I both keep the Sabbath holy, and observe the solemnity of the Lord's day. I don't consider either one to be a burden.
This is true. The essence of the Shabbat is not that it is a day of worship (Jews worshipped and offered sacrificed 7 days a week) but that it was a day of rest. One can keep the Sabbath holy without attending any religious service at all.
If one has to repeat the same action at the same time and not ALL THE TIME then it is a ceremony.
As Jesus pointed out sometimes people have to work on the Sabbath. I think we should do what we can not to cause others to have to work. I try not to shop on Sundays. It is a day of rest but I see no problem to tidy up around the house, sometimes that is a part of needing to rest and catch up.
You are simply mistaken. If the law is about time, it may still be a moral law.
