In Islam and Judaism there are forbidden food is there forbidden food in Christianity?
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Meat from all animals...jesus was teaching vegetarism...but the catholic Church has deleted the words of Jesus in the year 325AD in the Concilium of Niceae...because it was not good for Business.-\n\nJesus Christ was vegetarian.....
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This is not a question of the Christianity pitted against itself, but of Christians not following what the Bible tells them to.  Every Christian sins as well, but does that mean sinning is okay?  No.\n\nActually, wine mentioned in the Bible could have been fermented or unfermented(grape juice).  And I see no proof for Jesus drinking fermented wine but alot of evidence for Jesus drinking grape juice.\n\nTo learn more about it, visit the following website.
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Religion doesn't want you to know what it was really like back in biblical days. Food always was a problem. Meat was a luxury. After the growing season (there was no refrigeration) if you didn't have enough food to last, or if there was a bad crop or flood or insect damage, the people had to forage for food in order to survive. Which means , pick up anything that was edible, any leaf, plant  or root that could be chewed & swallowed was food. When that was depleated people actually picked up a handful of dirt and swallowed it in order to to take away hunger. If you ate the wrong plant or root you could halucinate. The root of the Payote Cactus, Mugwort,  etc are plants that contain halucinagins. The people didn't know. Eat it and you could see a staff turn into a snake like in the Bible. When Jesus went into the desert for 40 days did he bring a hundred pounds of food? When prophets claim that  they heard God it's never asked. "What did they eat before?" Religion always gives you a cleansed version of what went on in Biblical times (for obvious reasons).  If you would study the History of Civilization on this planet at a university (not from a religion) you will gain a better understanding of what really went on. And you would question a lot of things they tell you to believe. Religion is always much more popular with uneducated people (no offense intended).
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Greetings.  First, it doesn't say that the "forbidden fruit" was an apple.  Second, it doesn't say that the "forbidden fruit" had anything to do with sex, intercourse or reproduction.  It was the "tree of the knowledge of good and evil" that they were not to eat from (Genesis 3:1-8).  I think there is some symbolism in this passage and shouldn't be taken too literally.  Whatever the case, it was the ONLY fruit they were forbidden to eat.  The essence of the story is that it was disobedience and thus sin, a sin that brought separation between God and man.  The beautiful thing about the passage is that God gives a promise in Genesis 3:15 of a coming Deliverer (the "Emnity" he is called).  This Deliverer, whom both Jews and Christians believe to be a Messiah will deliver mankind from the spell of sin and the evil one and restore the world to it's original order.  As a side note, that is why genealogies become so important in the Bible.  Hope that helps.
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You see what you want. Qur'an talks about the alcohol and it is forbidden,just because it makes you drunk. A muslim should never be drunk, but awake and fresh! Rivers of wine is explaned as a source of drink which gives pleasure but it doesn't say it gonna make you drunk! I also want ot add that alcohol is forbidden completely. There isn't some thing like more 100 mililiter is forbidden or something. It is forbidden completely. If something makes you drunk or etc. , it is forbidden. This is about principles.
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Separation of church and state (government) Religion is not banned, I learned about muslims, jewish, greek mythology, ancient egyptian religions. The thing about teaching Christianity is that there are so many fine differences that people currently practice, parents do not want their children to be taught that 'thou shalt not make unto thy self any graven image which is in heaven or on earth to worship" This especially pi$$es of catholics. Thus we have no christianity in schools.
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Yes, Christians can drink alcohol. But the Bible condemns drunkeness. There is a BIG difference between sipping on a glass of wine and chugging down a whole keg of beer in one night. And if by you drinking an alcoholic beverage causes another brother to stumble, then you should refrain from drinking it.
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Popularly, the fruit has been identified as an apple (perhaps as a Latin pun of 'malus' sounding like 'evil' and 'apple'), although the Bible does not identify the fruit as an apple. Judaism teaches that the fruit may have been either grape, fig, wheat, or citron.\n\nIn the philosophical novel Ishmael, the story of eating the forbidden fruit is described as a metaphor for the loss of quality of life caused by the change from hunter-gatherer culture to an agriculture-based society.\n\nThe term "forbidden fruit" is a popular metaphor that describes any object of desire whose appeal is a direct result of the knowledge that it cannot or should not be obtained. The phrase comes from the Bible, where it is the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil eaten by Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. According to the narrative, as a result of eating this fruit, Adam and Eve lost their innocence, began to know good and evil, and were exiled from the garden where they were forced to adopt agriculture for a living. The concept of "knowing" good and evil can be best understood as being emotionally entangled with the struggle of determing the difference.
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The only mammals that the Bible permits the eating of are those with a cloven hoof that chew the cud.  So cattle, sheep, goats, deer, etc are all permited.  Humans don't chew the cud, nor do they have a split hoof.\n\nAlso, the Bible forbids eating an animal that died on its own.  Therefore, even if the above two conditions were met, you would have to properly slaughter the animal in order for it to be permited.  In the case of a human that would be murder, which is also forbidden.\n\nNow Christians would say that they are no longer under the law. (Perhaps even following the spirit of lawlessness.) They would say that Peter's vision of the sheet is to be interpreted that there are no unkosher animals.\n\nHowever, Peter's interpretation was that he should not call any man "unclean" (Acts 10:28).  Therefore, if the vision is to be interpreted as most Christians do and was in regards to food, then men are now something which is permissible to eat.\n\nOn the other hand if the vision was only symbolic (as visions and dreams always seem to be) then the vision was not about food, but was about association.  That is to say that those who are repentant and righteous from amoung the nations are permissible to fellowship with.  In that case, you can fellowship with every repentant person, but you are still forbidden to eat them.
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Leviticus 11:7 - And the swine, though he divide the hoof, and be clovenfooted, yet he cheweth not the cud; he is unclean to you. \n\nThis chapter talks about what you can eat.
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In folklore terms, eating the meat of the pig is said to contribute to lack of morality and shame, plus greed for wealth, laziness, indulgence, dirtiness and gluttony. We insult a person by calling him or her a "Pig" when they demonstrate these characteristics. Muslims are forbidden by God to eat the meat of the pig (pork). \n\nThis is detailed in verses 2:173, 5:3, 6:145, and 16:115 of the Qur'an. An exemplary verse is quoted here: "He has only forbidden you dead meat, and blood, and the flesh of swine, and any (food) over which the name of other than Allah has been invoked. But if one is forced by necessity, without willful disobedience, nor transgressing due limits, then Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful."
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There is any forbidden about it in Islam. We re allowed in the propriate clothing like hijab. And this should be that way you cant question it.
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The bible usually states it as the "forbidden fruit".  Different versions of the bible present it as an apple, but the Hebrew translation is simply "forbidden fruit".
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no it is not. it is never forbidden in the scriptures. it is never even dealt with for that matter. Using the principle that 'whatever is not forbidden in permissible', would lead one to conclude it is not sin in and of itself.\n\nso what is it?\n\nIt can be selfish - if it keeps you from your spouse\nIt can be addictive - if guilt and fantasy get the better of you.\nIt can be a wonderful - way to relive tension and anxiety as a creature made to enjoy pleasure.\n\nthe way of wisdom is 'All good things in moderation'
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Christianity is a religion.
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This is the right category to ask seeing as there are certain dietary restrictions that both Jews and Muslims MUST adhere to.  Anything from a pig is forbidden including anything made from pig leather.  They can't even keep one of those little Vietnamese Pot Bellied pigs as a pet.
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Yes it does. But the part of it that does is Jewish law. It is not meant to apply to Gentiles. So if you are Jewish, you would avoid eating shellfish, a thing modern Orthodox Jews do avoid.