The Torah includes an array of dietary laws: the distinction between kosher and non-kosher animals, the rules of shechita relating to the slaughtering of kosher animals, the prohibition against mixing meat and milk, and others. Yet only one such law appears in the entire book… | Read More in The Blogs
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