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September 10, 2025Studies in Late Antiquity

Partings Never and Pretend

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HWHeidi WendtMcGill University

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This essay demonstrates the impact of sociohistorical pressures on depictions of Ioudaioi in New Testament, suggesting new insights into Jewish-Christian relations.

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The vilification of Ioudaioi in New Testament sources is reconsidered as a strategic act of differentiation.
New insights into early Christian origins emerge from examining the competition among religious experts like Paul.
The exploration of sociohistorical pressures reveals how narratives of Jewish-Christian relations evolved over time.
This approach shifts the focus from a historical fissure to the dynamics of identity among early religious groups.

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Heidi Wendt (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1b81f54b1d3bfb60ec6a6 https://doi.org/10.1525/sla.2025.9.3.411

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Implication

This essay demonstrates the impact of sociohistorical pressures on depictions of Ioudaioi in New Testament, suggesting new insights into Jewish-Christian relations.

Partings Never and Pretend

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Partings Never and Pretend

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