[roamer_1]

Christians, Protestant and Catholic, celebrate the Lord's Day on Sunday.

That is irrelevant to the argument: The remnant of the seed of the woman have the testimony of Jesus, AND keep the commandments of God. Those who assume the vision is of Mary do NOT keep the commandments. That is just a bare fact. Ergo, the interpretation cannot be valid.

[D-fendr]

That is irrelevant to the argument

It's relevant to why you pick Catholics rather than Protestants when both observe the Lord's Day.

Why is that?

[Cronos]

Oh, it IS relevant considering that YOU said in #2092

Look up the Sabbath Day,

then d-fendr in 2102

Sunday isn't just for Catholics.

to which you replied in 2106

Nothing in the Bible changes the Sabbath Day

which is wrong -- as d-fendr pointed out Christian celebrate the Lord’s Day, the New Creation, on Sunday, as they have since Acts
And of coure in 2112 you insisted in typical anti-Church fashion

No, there is nothing in the Bible that changes the Sabbath

D-fendr in 2115 tried to repeat Christians, Protestant and Catholic, celebrate the Lord's Day on Sunday. It seems to me Protestants would rather shoot their dog than follow Catholics if it "ain't in Scripture."

of course if you aren't Christians but Jehovah's Witness, Unitarian etc., you can do what you want.