Original sentence: None of these Gospels survives today, but attempts have been made to reconstruct them from references in the Church Fathers
Edited sentence: 'Passover' ('Pessach') becomes 'Easter', whereas Greek Christianity maintains its Hebrew name 'Pascha', unlike the word Christ which is universally used in its Greek translation, Nazarene maintains its Hebrew form, as do place names like Bethlehem.According to Historian James Hastings in his Encyclopedia Of Religion, Emperor Justinian had a fixation on the Talmud and was the first, post Christianity to officially interfere with Jewish life and literature on a state scale.By the early 6th Century there was a concerted effort to phase out the Hebrew language completely, which received official support.Emperor Justinian more or less bans the sacred original Judeo-Christian language Hebrew, which can be seen by the naming convention used by Roman Christianity, E.He also made a strategic decision to replace all Hebrew texts with Greek ones, ultimately with Latin ones.The loss of these Gospels also marks the shift from a period when Judaism had a relatively stronger standing in the Roman Empire, which some claim allowed Jews at times to have their way with Jewish Christians within the Jewish community, to Christianity having complete power over the Roman spiritual system, and Judaism becoming a more or less cursed Religion.Though inferred to, these Gospels no longer exist, hence scholarly attempts have been made to reconstruct these Gospels from references by the Church Fathers, and variations between Eastern and Western early Christianity