Are there any dietary restrictions in Christianity?

Answer by  Anka (71)

Well, there aren't. Althought in for example Poland Catholics don't eat meat at Fridays, and while Lent many people fasting - so they might not eat meat, fatty food and sweets. But it's rather considering as personal matter. There is one thing forbidden: you can't eat too much - it's a sin.

Answer by  jaimesgirl (1055)

According to Paul and James in Acts, the Jewish Christians agreed that the only dietary restrictions for new Gentile Christians was to avoid the meat of strangled animals and to avoid food that has been sacrificed to idols. Any others, including alcohol, are made up by different sects of the religion.