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Originally Posted by Clint
Right, there is a religious implication. Some would say it is a day to get "centered" and that too is religious because it recognizes us as spiritual beings. On a Sabbath we reconnect with God. Even if you don't recognize the spiritual aspect though, you can benefit from observing a day of rest. That is, of course, unless you rest every day like some lucky retired folks do.  |
The term Sabbath is nothing without its religious implication which differs for each religion (admittedly, the three Abrahamic religions have a similar interpretation but even here there are significant differences).
The only "religions" that would define the Sabbath in terms of a day to get "centred" would be the meditative ones such as Buddhism which, to the best of my knowledge, do not have a Sabbath.