Jewish Christianity in the Letters of Ignatius of Antioch

JEWISH CHRISTIANITY IN THE LETTERS OF IGNATIUS OF ANTIOCH BY PAUL J. DONAHUE If the continuing debate over the number and the nature of the heresies which Ignatius attacked in his letters to the churches of Asia Minor does nothing else, it does demonstrate the elusive character of the evidence. The scholarly diversity at this point stems from the meagerness of the data which Ignatius' letters provide. Ignatius does not catalogue the opposing groups, or describe the precise points at which they have gone astray, as Irenaeus did later in the century. Ignatius writes as a condemned prisoner on the

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