Christians: How do you keep the Sabbath holy?

Ok. For one thing there is not actually a said 'Sabbath.' For example, whereas Christians celebrate their " holy day " on a Sunday, Seventh Day Adventist celebrate their " holy day " on Saturday. And where they got the Sabbath it is actually a Pagan term used to describe a holiday, for example Samhain, Beltain, Ostara, and many more. (Which also, all of the said 'Christain' holidays are Pagan. The days of the week are Pagan, the months are Pagan, just about everything is Pagan. Even the concept of Jesus is Pagan. Ever heard of the Sun God Horus? Same ideas, same principles, he healed the blind, and the paralyzed. Everything your 'Jesus' did, there are many many Pagan Gods, and a few Goddesses I believe, that has done it centuries before Christianity even came into existence. Want to tell me there are no other Gods? In the bible, one of the ten commandments are 'Thou shalt have no other Gods before me.' Well, there ya go. That is proof there are other Gods, for those of you who look for facts in the mystical, all knowing book from over 3000 years ago... Want to debate? Try me, get ready to lose.

I go to church every Sunday, which is the Baptist Sabbath, and Wednesday.

As soon as it is sundown and I know it's already שַׁבָּת‎ ("Shabbat"; "Sabbath"), I cease working and start studying the מקרא ("that which is read"; "the Scriptures").

Jesus himself said it was for man not for God........I think my grandmother thought it was sin to laugh on Sunday, that somehow thats serving God (huh ?)

Christ has finished the work of the Cross. We are currently IN a Sabbath Rest after that fact. In that sense, EVERY DAY is now a Sabbath, and Christian would be well served to realize that we are to reverence God every day in every area of our lives, and NOT just one day a week. The wild animals of Creation worship God continually by their very existence. We now do so by our recognition of and obedience to Him in our daily lives.

Read my Bible and volunteer.

I enjoy the day?

I also review content on a couple of Christian web sites and it's usually a day of rest and thankfulness to God..