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How [Some] Christianities Became anti-Jewish
18 May 2026, time is TBD
|University of Cambridge -exact location tbd
A JHSE Cambridge Jewish History Hub event
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Time & Location
18 May 2026, time is TBD
University of Cambridge -exact location tbd
About the event
By the mid-second century, various gentile Christianities had bloomed in the city of
Rome. They all evinced a principled opposition to Jews and to Judaism. A scant century
before, the messianic movement that served as their source had been housed securely
within late Second Temple Judaism. How, when, and why did this shift of sensibilities
occur? And how did rhetorics adversus Iudaeos affect the lived experience of Roman
Jews?
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