[ SECRET POST #2616 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2616 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things you thought were common knowledge, but aren't?

[(Anonymous)]

....uh. Admittedly my knowledge is sketchy on this, but are there not levels of observance...yness with regards to this? I thought the meat / dairy thing (which is an extrapolation of the last sentence of Exodus 23:19) was dependent on whether or not one is Orthodox, or highly observant, vs. not-so-observant. Plus, there's another level where one goes by whatever rabbi they follow says, and all rabbis basically say different things. (Cf. the Talmud.)

TL;DR: I don't think there's a "wrong" way to keep kosher, as far as un-Orthodox Rabbinic Judaism is concerned. To your personal sitch, OP, if you're in doubt, don't eat it.

Re: Things you thought were common knowledge, but aren't?

[(Anonymous)]

No, this is pretty basic for kosher, it has nothing to do with the degree of observance of an individual. You mix meat and milk, you cannot say you're keeping kosher. It's right up there with a ham sandwich.