However this opinion is not followed today in Jewish law, as seen by the fact that Jews are not required to avoid Christians the day before and after their holy day, as would be required of full idolaters.
Maimonides is believed to have ruled in three places that Christianity is idolatry and forbidden also to non-Jews: the two quotes above and , as well as Ma'achalos Asuros 11:7; , and implies the same in a fourth place.<ref>Hilchos Melachim 11:4</ref> . Most of these texts are missing from the the standard Vilna edition of these works, and are assumed to have been deleted by the censors. For whatever the reason, the code of Jewish Law does not make use of these supporting texts.
