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For questions on "James, son of Zebedee", "James, brother of Jesus", and the author of the Epistle of James, which may all be the same person (traditional Catholic view), two different people (traditional Protestant view), or three different people (view of some scholars).
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In Acts 15:20 why does James prohibit the gentiles to eat strangled animals?
After an animal dies, the blood coagulates pretty quickly. Also, if an animal is strangled, then drained of blood, you will not get nearly as much blood out by gravity alone (even if the animal is hun …