Een ijsje kopen op zondag, waarom zou je dat wel/niet doen?

With influencer Noor van der Weijden and Reverend Gerard van Zanden (Katwijk). It is a sunny summer Sunday on the Katwijk boulevard. On one side, you see the beachgoers enjoying the sun. On the other, the churchgoers, dressed solemnly, slalomming through the bathers. And then there is the ice cream cart. Do you stand in line or not? The Sunday ice cream has become the symbol for a much broader question: how do you approach Sunday as a Christian? Noor van der Weijden has been sharing 'Sunday Church Day' videos on TikTok for two years and mainly wants to show what a beautiful day a ‘believing’ Sunday can be: church, family, friends, a glass of wine. Sometimes she buys an ice cream. She doesn't feel guilty about that. But grocery shopping? She'd rather not. Reverend Gerard van Zanden has his busiest workday on Sunday. It is anything but quiet. Yet, he makes a principled choice not to run marathons on Sundays – even if that means he has to skip the Rotterdam and Amsterdam marathons as a matter of course. 'If I go once, I'll do two next year.' He went grocery shopping on a Sunday just once during his student days. He whispers it almost. Because he would never do it again. Dick and Daniël continue the conversation with their guests about the biblical background of both Sabbath and Sunday, about the 17th-century struggle between the Voetians and Cocceians (is it permissible to go out by horse and carriage?), about Sunday shopping in Katwijk, and about the question of whether Sunday rest is primarily a matter of conscience or a commandment.