Can Christians eat Pork?

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[Tragedeigh]

AI says

Christians believe they can eat pork. While the Old Testament prohibits it, most Christians follow the New Testament teaching that dietary restrictions of the Mosaic Law were fulfilled by Christ and no longer apply, with passages like Acts 10:13-16 and 1 Timothy 4:4 often cited as declaring all foods clean.

• Old Testament Context:The prohibition against eating pork and other "unclean" animals was part of the ceremonial law given to the ancient Israelites (Leviticus 11:7-8), separating them from other nations.
• New Testament Shift: Christians believe they are under a New Covenant. Jesus declared all foods clean (Mark 7:19), and Peter was told in a vision, "What God has cleansed, that call not thou common" (Acts 10:15).
  Freedom and Conscience: Romans 14 teaches that eating or abstaining from certain foods is a matter of personal conscience and faith, not salvation.
  Exceptions: A small number of Christian denominations, such as the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, may still avoid pork based on a stricter adherence to dietary laws.
  Alternative Viewpoint: Some Christians may still choose to avoid pork for health reasons or personal convictions, rather than religious obligation.
  

Ultimately, eating pork is not considered a sin in most Christian traditions.

 

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[A Singaporean]

Of course not. But ok to fuck one.