Why Christianity and Judaism Did Not Split on One Day?

Christianity began within Jewish life in the Roman world. How did the Jesus movement develop communities that increasingly defined themselves apart from Judaism? This documentary follows Paul’s Gentile mission, the Antioch meal dispute, the destruction of the Temple in 70 CE, debates over Yavneh and synagogue exclusion, the Bar Kokhba revolt, and the work of later Christian leaders. Manuscripts, Roman monuments and the remains of Dura-Europos help explain why separation happened differently across time and place. Chapters 00:00 The wrong kind of starting line 02:12 Before there were two settled camps 04:27 Paul changes the membership question 06:40 The table at Antioch 08:55 The warning that complicates the story 11:14 Seventy is a catastrophe, not a divorce certificate 13:35 The council that cannot carry the whole explanation 15:49 When a Gospel argument becomes a social map 18:07 Rome recognizes a troublesome name 20:22 Another revolt, another uneven turning point 22:42 Christian leaders teach the difference 24:59 Two buildings in one city 27:12 Imperial support changes the balance 29:29 The preacher and the open door 31:45 What the single-break story misses #EarlyChristianity #JewishHistory #AncientHistory