When the Ten Commandments were created, the original intention was that they were to be followed always, indisputably. Over time, society has altered those laws in order to suit their own agenda. The two hardest commandments to follow are; "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy" and "Honor your father and your mother." In the twenty -first century, it is evident that religious devotion plays less of a significant role in everyday life in comparison to the early days of Judaism and Christianity. As the world becomes increasingly secular, people are no longer spending their time in their designated holy place. The fourth commandment ordered people to always keep the Sabbath day holy. This is a generally hard commandment to follow because