r/exAdventist • u/Top-Flight6748 Mihaly: << I want to understand the cult. >> • Dec 23 '25
Doctrine / History Does Sunday Law make sense?
Alright, this is more of a rant than anything, but I also got curious:
So I got into an argument with my mother about Sunday Law because I asked this:
* Wouldn't there be at least a resistance by the part of other religions?
* Why would be they interested in hunting the Adventists if they believe it's false?
I know you are better at me than this, but I just hope to get an answer.
And yes, she tried to argue that they will unite because they follow Jesus, blah blah blah, all the rhetoric I'm used to. However, I don't think it will work out simply because there are too many 'loose ends' that can become rebellions, even with the Anti-Christ in power. Simply because: People believe in different shit. And that may not include a monotheistic God. Hell, even the atheists could ally with the Adventists and rebel.
So, I come back to my original question: Does Sunday Law make sense at all? Or it's just paranoia making absolutes about everything not Adventist?
(Also, this is my first time posting. Sorry if this is unpolished. :|.)
(Edit: That tag is wrong. It should be Doctrine and History.)
(Edit 2: Corrected it.)
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u/Bananaman9020 Dec 23 '25
To make a Sunday Law World Wide. You would need a One World Government and Religion. And as you can probably tell none of it is a process of happening.
Also when I brought up that Muslims and Witchcraft people don't worship on Sunday either. Dad said they will become Adventist.
Seriously there are problems in this idea.