Sunday, many people's day of going to worship God in Church, for rest and relaxation, has been an important part of our culture for centuries. But did you know that its origin lies in ancient pagan beliefs? In this blog post, we will delve into the fascinating history and symbolism of the day of the sun, as well as how it has influenced modern culture.

Sunday's pagan history can be traced back to the sun god worship in various cultures, including the Roman empire. The sun was revered as the most important celestial body, and the day of the sun, or "Dies Solis," was a day of rest and worship.

The Romans worshiped the sun god Sol Invictus, which translates as "unconquered sun." They celebrated his birthday on December 25th, which also happened to be the winter solstice, the year's shortest day. The winter solstice signaled the start of the day lengthening and the return of the sun's strength............

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