ricker
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This "dogma was hatched" when God said what to eat and not eat. Meats are clean - but as non-food (defined by God), pigs are not meat otherwise you would have to consider cats and dogs to be meat as well.
It was not until the roman take over of the church that eating pig and violating Shabbat (actually moving it to sunday) was acceptable to the "church"
God said to not eat pork or shellfish (along with other animals) so where exactly does the New Testament declare pigs to be meat and give the approval to eat them? If Messiah Yeshua taught this, He would have been declared a heretic and yet even the priests could find no fault with Him. If He taught against God's commandments, it would have been brought up during His trial. This shows the leaders He was talking about during the hand washing passage knew He was not saying it was okay to commit an abomination and eat pig.
It's a combination of all the Bible. After the flood God said all thing that moved could be food for people. In the time of the Israelites he gave them clean/unclean laws mostly to set them apart from other nations. After Jesus's initiation of a new covenant, the clean/unclean rules are no longer in effect.
It's all right there in the Bible as plain as day. Only a whole lot of hopeful explaining away can attempt to say anything remotely different.
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