Hello everyone
This is clear proof to let every reader of this thread, either christian, muslim, which ever know that the months, days we follow today are the names of some Roman gods. I am sure it is unbiblical and unislamic too. but the question is why do christians follow these days/months. Muslim created theirs because of the etymology of these so called Roman gods.  The etymologies shall be posted in the next thread.

The Origin Of The Names Of The Months
JANUARY: The Roman Janus presided over the beginning of everything; so the first month was named after him.
FEBRUARY: The Roman festival Februs was held on the fifteenth day of this month, in honor of Lupercus.
MARCH: Named after the Roman's god of war - Mars.
APRIL:. - From the Latin, Aprilis, derived probably from asperire, to open, because spring-time generally commences and the buds burst open in this month.
MAY. - Latin, Maius, derived probably from Maia, a feminine divinity worshiped at Rome on the first day of this month.
JUNE. - Juno, a Roman divinity worshiped as the Queen of Heaven.
JULY. - Julius, Julius Caesar was born in this month.
AUGUST. - Named by the Roman Emperor, Augustus Caesar, after himself, as he regarded it a lucky month, being the month in which he won several of his famous victories.
SEPTEMBER. - Septem, the Latin for seven; September was the seventh month in the old Roman year.
OCTOBER. - Octo, the Latin for eight, it was the eighth month in the old Roman year.
NOVEMBER. - Novem, the Latin for nine, it was the ninth month in the old Roman year.
DECEMBER. - Decern, the Latin for ten, it being the tenth month in the old Roman year.

The Origin of the Names of the Days
1. SUNDAY. - It was so-called because it was anciently dedicated to the worship of the SUN.
2. MONDAY. - Means literally, the day of the Moon.
3. TUESDAY. - Was dedicated to Tuisco, the Mars of our Saxon Ancestors, the deity or god that presided over wars, combats, strife and litigation.
4. WEDNESDAY. - It's so-called from Wodin or Odin, a deity or chief among ancient nations of Northern Europe.
5. THURSDAY. - It is named after Thor, the old Teutonic god of Thunder.
6. FRIDAY. - Is named from Frea or Friga, a goddess of the old Saxon mythology.
7. SATURDAY. - Means simply Saturn's day, the name being derived from the deity of that name.