probably a christian bible especially those that are orthodox Jews. like some christian like roman catholics would not have the Torah or protestant Bible in their home. uncouthly ;-) and protestants would have no icons or statues of Mary, or pictures of the pope in their homes.
For sure. For example, if utensils meant to cook meat are used to cook milk they become unclean and must be cleansed(made kosher again). But in the simplest sense, anyone might bring an unclean thing into a kosher home.As I said it is everything from foods to things used to prepare them or other thing that contradict the law.
Kosher means - fit, acceptable for use or consumption. Some statues and decorations may not be - kosher, as they may be icons used in pagan worship. Dishes used previously for pork products would not be kosher. Porous surfaces such as stoneware can be used, but would have to be dedicated either for meat or dairy, they could not be used interchangeably. The same for silverware.
Can items be unkosher too in a Jewish home?
