Not a joke!
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Face a very basic fact, that most foods you eat are not mentioned in the bible.
There are no hamburgers, hotdogs, corndogs, buns, sliced bread, bagels, turkeys, bacon, potatoes, carrots the list goes on and on.
A second fact. No where in the bible are Christians commanded to eat a diet of food fo7nd only in the bible.
Lambano
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True story:As long as it is kosher.
One of my best friends from college was Jewish, but his fiancée was goyim. Now, her father was a Texas good ol' boy, and he had a hard time accepting that his future son-in-law was Jewish. Always making snide little remarks about Jews (usually appealing to the worst stereotypes), which rankled Dan to no end. But, he wanted to get along with his future in-laws, so before his next date with their daughter, he baked them a plate of chocolate chip cookies as a peace offering. (Among his other talents, he could cook.) Naturally, her father had to ask, "Oh, are they kosher?" "Oh, absolutely, they're 100% kosher", Dan assured him, suppressing the annoyance in his voice, and then he and the young lady went out on their date. When they returned, her father asked him, "Alright, Dan, this has been bugging me all night. How in the world do you make kosher chocolate chip cookies?". "Well", Dan replied in a deadpan voice, "I cut around each chocolate chip to circumcise it". The old man busted out laughing, and they got along just fine after that.
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St. SteVen
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Yes, I believe so.
1 Thessalonians 5:26 NIV
Greet all God’s people with a holy kiss.
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