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Category 09
The early Christian movement as a Jewish phenomenon: its sectarian origins, first-century Jewish identity, centuries-long separation from rabbinic Judaism, and Jewish-Christian groups preserved in patristic memory.
This category is primarily bibliographic, but it is anchored to HOST cross-references in Patristic Literature. Its job is to map the scholarly conversation while sending readers back to the primary sources that preserve the memory of Jewish-Christian groups.
This surface keeps start-here scholarship, major debates, primary-source cross-references, and NASSCAL metadata distinct for clear bibliographic browsing.
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