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Sunday Observance

(503 words)

Author(s): Rinderspacher, Jürgen P.
[German Version] In Jewish and Christian tradition, observance of a weekly holiday (Holidays) is associated with an injunction to refrain from labor. Unlike other religions, Christianity and Judaism consider interruption and rest – with differing emphasis among the various religious groups – constitutive elements of their identity. Public debate about the modern form of Sunday observance began with industrialization. After various precursors in the 19th century, the struggle of the churches and th…

Sunday

(1,697 words)

Author(s): Bieritz, Karl-Heinrich | Hofhansl, Ernst W. | Rinderspacher, Jürgen P.
[German Version] I. History 1. Sunday (Lat. dies solis, Ger. Sonntag, Dutch zondag, Danish Søndag) is the second day of the Greco-Roman planetary week, which displaced the original Roman eight-day week in the 2nd century ce. Influenced by the model of the Jewish seven-day week but also by astrological notions from the Near East, it associated the days of t…

Sonntagsruhe

(454 words)

Author(s): Rinderspacher, Jürgen P.
[English Version] . In der jüd.-christl. Überlieferung ist das Begehen des wöchentlichen Feiertages mit der Aufforderung der Unterlassung von Arbeit verbunden. Anders als in anderen Rel. werden Ruhe und Unterbrechung – mit unterschiedlicher Gewichtung innerhalb der Bekenntnisse – als konstitutive Elemente der Herausgehobenheit angesehen. Mit der Industrialisierung beg…

Sonntag

(1,466 words)

Author(s): Bieritz, Karl-Heinrich | Hofhansl, Ernst W. | Rinderspacher, Jürgen P.
[English Version] I. Historisch 1. Der S. (lat. dies solis, engl. Sunday, niederländisch zondag, däni…