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To: Tzfat

Whenever I read about stuff like this I am always amazed as to who was the first one that came up with the idea. “Hey - lets see if this snail stuff can be used to dye with!” But I suppose back then they would experiment with everything to make the most use of it as they could.

Would the use of something like a snail violate any of the food laws? Or can the Jews still use such things as long as it isn’t for food? (Like they can’t eat pork - but can play football!?)


22 posted on 01/04/2014 2:21:05 PM PST by 21twelve (http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2185147/posts 2013 is 1933 REBORN)
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To: 21twelve

The prohibition against sea creatures that lack scales and fins is focused on deriving any nourishment from it. You can touch, etc, just not eat it.


23 posted on 01/04/2014 2:45:15 PM PST by Tzfat
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