What book is that? Being Christian-principled means following The Book.
Acts 15:20 & 29 - It could not be any clearer that abstaining from eating meat from strangled animals is the precise teaching of the New Testament (as well as Hebrew scriptures) for even Gentile believers.
I am curious how Michael knows their chickens are strangled though.
It seems there was a question if the gentiles were under ‘the law’. This appears to show that they were exempted ‘Ye are not under the law, but under grace’ Rom 6:14.
Gentile believers were to show grace by abstaining from the practices offensive to godly Jews. That's what is addressed in Acts.
It would seem to be pertinent for that time as I don't know of Jews being offended by those things; albeit the few I know. It may be different in Israel though or in the Orthodox community. If that is so, then we would need to abstain in order not to offend.
That's what I interpreted.