The Kosher Diet – Healthy in Body and Soul [New!]
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Food makes the world go around. But for the Jewish consumer there’s a whole other angle to consider: is the food Kosher?
To the discerning Jewish palate, the question also relates to the rationale behind the mitzva. Are there material or spiritual benefits to be had from its fulfillment or must it be carried out only because G-d has so ordained it?
Language | English |
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Paper Type | Research Paper |
Pages | 15 |
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