Monday, October 24, 2011
The Biblical Calendar Outlawed: Constantine and the Council of Nicaea
Constantine the Great (c. A.D. 272 – May 22, 337) is widely known as the first Christian emperor. His "Sunday law" is viewed as the religious act of a recent convert to honor his new day of worship. Roman Catholics and the Greek Orthodox have canonized him, while Saturday sabbatarians accuse the Roman Catholic Church of influencing Constantine into changing the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. They denounce the Catholic Church for deceiving all Christendom into believing that Sunday is the proper day of
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