UK Judge Rules Christians Can't Say No to Working on Sundays

A judge in the United Kingdom ruled that Christians do not have the right to say no to working on Sunday.

The judge stated that not working on Sundays is not a "core component" of Christianity.

Justice Langstaff made the decision on an appeals case, in which a Christian woman was suing over being fired for refusing to work on Sundays.

Langstaff's decision was met with outcries that the decision is an attack against Christianity, that it is an attempt by the court to control the faith, and that it violates freedom of religion.

The Justice explained his decision by stating that since all Christians do not require the day off, it can not be a tenant of the faith.