Sunday Worship is Not the Beast’s Mark

Lauriston’s message examines the scriptural and historical context of worship days, particularly focusing on the shift from Saturday to Sunday in early Christianity. He addresses common SDA arguments that label Sunday worship as a pagan practice or a tradition imposed by the Roman Catholic Church. Additionally, Lauriston explores the broader implications of this belief within the SDA church, such as its impact on interdenominational relations and its theological consistency with other Christian doctrines. Given his background and expertise in Sabbatarianism and Adventism, Lauriston’s critique is well-researched and presents a compelling argument for why Sunday worship cannot be equated with the Mark of the Beast from a biblical perspective.