Espen R skrev:
Jeg finner det usannsynlig at jesus ikke ville spist fett fra et type dyr fordi han hadde en ide' om at dette dyret var mere "skittent og urent" enn et annet dyr. Det måtte isåfall være av andre grunner, f.eks. trikiner i svineprodukter.
Det ville være utenkelig for en rabbiner å fuske med kostholdet, og siden Jesus var flinkeste gutten i klassen kjente han nok godt til dette.
Tenk over det neste gang du spiser rekesmørbrød også. Dette ville aldri Jesus noensinne ha drømt om å putte i munnen.
Regelverket er forøvrig som sådan, og har svært lite med trikniner å gjøre.
"But this is what you shall not eat from among those that bring up their cud or that have split hooves; the camel, for it brings up its cud, but its hoof is not split it is unclean to you; and the hyrax, for it brings up its cud, but its hoof is not split it is unclean to you;and the hare, for it brings up its cud, but its hoof is not split it is unclean to you; and the pig, for its hoof is split and its hoof is completely separated, yet it does not chew its cud it is unclean to you. You shall not eat of their flesh nor shall you touch their carcass they are unclean to you."
Leviticus 11:4-8[1]
Seafood: 11:9-12
In Leviticus 11:9, seafood ("all that are in the waters") is addressed. As was done for mammals, two criteria are given for fish also: whatever has "fins and scales"there are several words for scales in Hebrew, and this only refers to permanent scalesmay be eaten. The following verses describe seafood that does not have fins and scales as "an abomination," and commands the Israelites, "of their flesh you shall not eat, and their carcasses you shall detest".
For a fish to be kosher, the fins must be translucent and the scales easily detachable; i.e., removable without ripping the skin. In practice, kosher fish must have either ctenoid or cycloid scales.
Shark, catfish, octopus, squid, jellyfish, and eel are not kosher. All forms of shellfish(clams, oysters, crab, lobster, and shrimp)are not kosher. Sea mammals, such as dolphins, whales, and seals are not kosher.
Seaweed and other sea plant life are kosher, but require checking for infestation.
According to Torah tradition, swordfish and sturgeon are not kosher[citation needed], as they have scales while young but lose them later. Some Conservative rabbis allow their consumption.