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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
Semantics.
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I respectfully disagree. It's a matter of definition. If I say, "I'm a bachelor" and you say, "No, you're not. You're married," I can't say, "Ah, that's just semantics". This is the same thing. The Sabbath is Saturday, the last day of the week because that's when God rested. That's the definition of "Sabbath". You can't just say it's Sunday because that's when Christians go to church.
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However, many Christians do observe the Sabbath on Sunday as a matter of practice.
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No, they don't. They observe the Lord's Day on Sunday to commemorate Jesus' resurrection.
You can't open presents on October 31st and call it Christmas. You can open presents on October 31st, sure. But that doesn't make it Christmas. And you can rest on Sunday. But that doesn't make it the Sabbath.