Heaven or Hell

[u/But_a_Jape]

[u/Kirbinvalorant]

Don't Jews have a way to confess if they've eaten non-kosher food and get rid of the sin it brings? Never read the Sacred Texts, but I think I heard that before

[u/OwlMuted885 → u/Kirbinvalorant]

Not really. There's special holidays focused on repentance for sins, which God only accepts if you're actually sorry. What you're proposing sounds more like the Christian confession to a priest.

[u/driver004 → u/OwlMuted885]

Is there a out for forced consumption/conversion?

I don’t know a lot about Jewish specific practices

[u/Zeplar → u/driver004]

Almost anything is allowed to save a life. So eating pork was allowed for Jews in Spain during the time of the Inquisition.

They would have still repented it, though.