That is a good question. I suppose that if everyone or a majority of people determine that Sunday is a non-working day and should be used for worship, which is a great thing. I think we need to caution folks on determining it as a New Testament concept, because it is just the opposite. The early Christians, according to history, were working on the first day of the week and records show they often got up before sunrise and met to have the Lord s supper before their work day. This is only one of the Ten Commandments that had a new meaning during the New Covenant.
Traditions can be good and they can be bad if they take precedent over present truth.
We need to remind religious people today who put their traditions above the Word of God, to avoid doing this. We have been warned about it in the scriptures. Putting our trust in Church creeds is an example of what we should not do. All rights reserved. Used under License.