Difference between revisions of "Saturday"

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Saturday is the seventh day of the week, coming after Friday and before Sunday. The name is derived from the word for Saturn, a Roman God of agriculture.

Jews and some Christians (notably Seventh-Day Adventists) consider Saturday to be the day of the Sabbath, although most Christians generally observe Sunday as the Christian Sabbath. See Sabbatarianism.

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-Saturday (pronunciation: Saturday) is the sixth day of the week. It was voted "Best Day of the Week" in 2006. The origin of the name is in the Ancient Egyptian calendar: the sixth day of the week was known as "Caturday", after the Egyptian's favourite animal. (1)
+'''Saturday''' is the seventh day of the [[week]], coming after [[Friday]] and before [[Sunday]]. The name is derived from the word for [[Saturn]], a [[Roman mythology|Roman God]] of [[agriculture]].
+[[Jews]] and some [[Christian]]s (notably [[Seventh-Day Adventist]]s) consider Saturday to be the day of the [[Sabbath]], although most Christians generally observe [[Sunday]] as the Christian Sabbath. See [[Sabbatarianism]].
-== Significance of Saturday ==
+{{Days of the Week}}
-For several hundred years, Saturday has been revered as a sacred day. As the Lord said "Remember the Satur-day, to keep it holy. Word" (2)
-International Saturday Day is celebrated on the first, second, third, fourth and fifth Saturdays of every month
+[[Category:Days of the Week]]
-== Trivia ==
-Europeans do not have Saturday. Instead, they spend the entire 24-hour period indulging in group sex whilst smoking soft drugs.
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-(1)[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cats_in_ancient_Egypt Cats in Ancient Egypt]
-(2)[http://www.bartleby.com/108/ The Bible]