The Sunday Rest Dilemma
By Editor
The Christian at Work says:— "Saturday is becoming more and more a day of rest. . . . And when we make Saturday a day of rest, we shall get the Sunday we need." What is the Sunday they need? We had thought all the time that Sunday was the day of rest that they so much needed. Surely that has been the substance of all the argument on the question. But now it seems that such is not the case. Or is it so that they must rest on Saturday to get a good ready to rest on Sunday? If it be so, then they will have two days of rest each week, and then what becomes of the "one-seventh-part-of-our-time," the "one-day-in-seven," argument which is the sole basis of all their Sunday claims? Here is a dilemma which we wish they would explain, while we wonder to what senseless shifts Sunday will next be reduced to obtain the recognition that its devotees demand.