How did the Council of Jerusalem address disagreements about Gentile Christians?

The Council of Jerusalem, held around 50 ce, addressed the conflict regarding whether Gentile Christians were required to follow Mosaic Law, specifically the rite of circumcision.

Led by St. Peter the Apostle and St. James, the council decided in favor of St. Paul and the Gentile Christians, decreeing that they were not bound by Jewish ceremonial regulations. To maintain peace and unity within the church, the council established a compromise known as the apostolic decree, which required Gentile Christians to abstain from four specific things:1
* Meat sacrificed to idols12
* Blood12
* Things that were strangled12
* Fornication1

This decision effectively freed Gentile converts from the strict observance of the Torah while ensuring the continued fellowship of the early Christian community.12