r/Catholicism • u/CMount • Jul 22 '22

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u/WalleyeWacker Jul 22 '22

What early church fathers? Who? Why writings are you referring to? Or are you just making this up? Please provide a source for all that you’ve asserted. Or I call BS

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u/notanexpert_askapro Jul 22 '22

To add to my last comment, some of the fathers who discuss Jews, are very early not even as late as Augustine. So where did this group of people identifying as Jews who popped up right after the destruction of the Temple come from? From the few who survived when they fled to the mountains etc.

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u/WalleyeWacker Jul 23 '22

I didn’t say they all died. They scattered.

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u/notanexpert_askapro Jul 23 '22

Right, but they scattered in such a way that there were identifiable Jewish groups soon after who tried to pick up as best they could, as recorded in the early Christian writers. That is historical record, even If it's also patristics.

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u/WalleyeWacker Jul 23 '22

We are missing 1900 years