Dietary law introduction
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Dietary law introduction
From the earliest days of the church, the question of what may be eaten by Jews and Christians after the cross has been debated. Those called 'legalists' by their opponents, argue for the most ridged understanding and practice of the Jewish dietary law. Though there are many middle positions, the extreme says that diet doesn't matter at all.
They all miss the point. The dietary law has nothing to do with what you eat or drink. [1]