So Jewish people can't eat pork?

[Anonymous No.12358579]

I didn't know this until today. I thought it was like with Muslims where they can eat pork but only if it's Halal.

I know Buddhists don't eat any meat onions or garlic. What are some other religious food rule?

[Anonymous No.12358589]

>>12358579
It's in the Old Testament:
>And the pig, because it has a cloven hoof that is completely split, but will not regurgitate its cud; it is unclean for you. You shall not eat of their flesh, and you shall not touch their carcasses; they are unclean for you.
Leviticus 11:7–8
But more jews than not still eat pork anyway.

[Anonymous No.12358590]

My religion only allows me to eat Tillamook brand cheese

[Anonymous No.12358614]

Well, apparently Catholics can only eat boy peen.

[Anonymous No.12358885]

Well known fact Catholics refuse to eat puss.

[Anonymous No.12358891]

pork is never halal.

[Anonymous No.12358898]

>>12358614

[Anonymous No.12358906]

>>12358579
Most jews are secular and dont care about their holy book diet. They only care insofaras their ethnic cleansing and imperialism.

[Anonymous No.12358910]

Isn't another Jewish rule that you can't mix two parts of the same animal in a dish or some bullshit? So no cheeseburgers or butter on the steak.

[Anonymous No.12358915]

>>12358910
Yup, but only the really crazy orthodox jews follow that shit, they actually have two kitchens to separate the food.

t. jew

[Anonymous No.12358916]

>>12358579
Pork isn’t halal at all, Muslims and Jews aren’t supposed to eat pork period. Buddhists can actually eat meat, but it depends on what school of Buddhism you’re talking about. Some are fine with pork, chicken, fish, and goat. Others are vegetarian, and still eat eggs and dairy. Jainist Buddhists are completely vegan and don’t eat onions, garlic, or similar related vegetables because they believe each layer of alliums contains an entire universe. Hindus don’t eat beef because they believe that people are often reincarnated as cattle and the animals are sacred to them, however they do consume dairy. Catholics traditionally used to not consume meat on Fridays and during Lent, but this restriction didn’t include poultry and fish because in Medieval Europe those weren’t considered meat.

[Anonymous No.12358990]

>>12358915
>they actually have two kitchens to separate the food
ok now this is epic

[Anonymous No.12359004]

>>12358579
I'm Jewish and also didn't know this until today.

[Anonymous No.12359033]

>>12358910
>So no cheeseburgers or butter on the steak.

The original quote is "don't boil a goat in its mother's milk" and then different Jews have interpreted it differently. Some take it literally word for word, while some think it means you can't have any milk and meat in your mouth at the same time, and others think you have to wait a varying amount of time (between a minute to a day) between eating milk products and meats.

[Anonymous No.12359459]

>>12359033
That quote has nothing to do with food.
It's just stating a saying, Don't bite the hand that feeds you.

[Anonymous No.12359492]

>>12359033
That’s so fucking retarded

[Anonymous No.12359506]

>>12358579
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jhatka

[Anonymous No.12359542]

>>12359459
>That quote has nothing to do with food. It's just stating a saying, Don't bite the hand that feeds you.
What the fuck are you talking about? The immediately preceding line is:
>Do not offer the blood of a sacrifice to me along with anything containing yeast. The fat of my festival offerings must not be kept until morning.
It's clearly a literal food prohibitions context, not a metaphor.

[Anonymous No.12359655]

>>12359492
Don't forget the book is 3400 years old. That's a long time for people to interpret what each line means, and different groups have come to different interpretations for different purposes.. The strictest one, where dairy and meat require separate dishes, cookware and utensils may seem retarded, but it serves a purpose. It makes it nearly impossible for an observant Jew from a sect that believes this to eat at the home of a non-Jew. We're talking about a people who had no homeland for most of their history. All they had were their holy book and their bloodlines. Strict interpretation of the dietary laws helps keep the bloodlines pure by making it nearly impossible for Jews to socialize with gentiles.