Ironically, I would say the same thing (just because you think it is doesn't make it true and the majority is often wrong 
) which is why we don't discuss it anymore, it's pointless at this point. I'll say it one more time...The Catholic church claims the change from Saturday to Sunday as their own and they did it prior to any other denomination being formed. Most of the organized denominations branched off over time because they disagreed with one or more of the Catholic beliefs, but nobody seemed to disagree with the change of the Sabbath. It was taken for granted. The early members of the SDA church were actually all Sunday believers from various denominations that joined together to study the Bible.
The reason I brought the subject up again is because the Mormons keep Sunday in a similar way to Adventist's which indicated a belief in the 4th Commandment. I don't think the "do no work" part of the Commandment is found anywhere else?
Thats weird, because none of my explanations had anything to do with the catholic church?
