Based on Exodus 34:15, Jews should avoid eating Halal slaughter meat - RTC

Published: 06 Mar 2017  ·  Uploaded: 28 May 2019
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We may get the idea that Muslim dietary practice is somewhat similar to Kosher/Clean & Unclean practice and therefore seek out local Halal butchers for meat. There may be a problem with this. While Islamic practice can vary from group to group, many effectively sacrifice their animals in the name of their elohim. Exodus 34:15 and its surrounding verses seem to indicate that we wouldn't even want to consider eating of such a thing from the Canaanites, so this situation could be problematic as well (there are some connections between Islamic and Canaanite practice).

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