Sabbatarianism is a belief system that emphasizes the observance of the Sabbath, a day of rest and worship. This practice is rooted in the Judeo-Christian tradition, where the Sabbath is typically observed on Saturday for Seventh-day Adventists and on Sunday for most other Christian denominations. Sabbatarians believe that keeping the Sabbath holy is a commandment from God and an important aspect of their faith. The principles of Sabbatarianism include refraining from work and engaging in spiritual activities such as prayer, worship, and family time. Adherents often view the Sabbath as a time for reflection and renewal, allowing them to strengthen their relationship with God and their community.