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Sunday
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Sunday is the first day of the traditional seven-day week in most calendars, recognized universally as a day of rest, worship, or commencement of the secular working cycle, depending on cultural and religious context. In many Abrahamic traditions, it holds a position of singular importance, often designated as the Sabbath or the Lord's Day, drawing its significance from foundational theological narratives concerning creation and [resurrection](/ent…
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Sunday
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Christian Tradition
For most Christian denominations, Sunday is observed as the Lord's Day, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which tradition places on the first day following the Sabbath (Saturday) [5]. This observance often mandates attendance at religious services, particularly the liturgy or mass [5].
The adoption of Sunday as the primary day of worship, superseding the [Jewish Sabbath](/entrie…