Anti-Judaism in Early Christianity

Anti-Judaism in Early Christianity Volume 1 provides a scholarly analysis of the initial developments of anti-Judaism within the early church. This work of history and religion examines how the Christian faith evolved within its specific social context. The text utilizes a wide range of evidence, including early patristic and rabbinic writings, to trace these complex theological shifts.

This study in Jewish studies and social science incorporates archaeological findings to support its conclusions about the Christian church. By analyzing the intersection of Christianity and Judaism, the author offers a detailed look at the religious tensions of the era. This volume serves as a rigorous academic exploration of early religious conflict and the historical roots of anti-Judaism.