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Is there more information on the the Edict of 321 by Constantine? Set aside for the Sabbath, should it not state set aside for the Jews as the Christians already set aside the 1st day as a holy day, clearly stated by numerous sources from the early 1st/2nd century, some even refering to it as the 8th day. Rick4him@hotmail.com

Early Christians did not in fact have a Sunday Sabbath if you look into history Constantine made a lot of change to the religion in the 320s--174.45.157.36 (talk) 21:35, 27 April 2010 (UTC)Reply

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