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Q&A: Follow-up to the Question About Kosher Food Abroad and Attitudes Toward Non-Jews

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Follow-up to the Question About Kosher Food Abroad and Attitudes Toward Non-Jews

Question

Rabbi Michael, how are the laws of kashrut relating to non-Jews supposed to connect to idol worship?
Thank you! 

Answer

I didn’t understand the question.

Discussion on Answer

Moshe (2018-06-18)

It is forbidden to eat their food because they have rituals like these in which the priest or the monk gives his worshippers a taste of their bread, and that’s just one example..

David (2018-06-18)

Seriously? These prohibitions started long before that.

Moshe (2018-06-18)

That was just an example..
By the same token I could have said that they bake and sacrifice to their idols..: “Then it shall be for a person to burn, and he takes some of it and warms himself; he also kindles a fire and bakes bread. He also makes it into a god and worships it; he makes it a graven image and bows down to it. Half of it he burns in the fire; over half of it he eats meat, he roasts a roast and is satisfied; he also warms himself and says, ‘Aha, I am warm, I have seen the fire.’ And the rest of it he makes into a god, into his idol; he bows to it and worships it and prays to it and says, ‘Save me, for you are my god.’”

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