Early Christian Writing?

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Of every single early Christian writting along with the Church fathers, which are all very “Catholic” I understand that there are disagreements among the letters about doctrines, but is there more harmony then disagreement?
 
:confused: Could you rephrase that question. I am not quit sure what you mean?
 
The Church Fathers were in harmony on many doctrines but they still disagreed on other occasions. The same for the writtings of the early Christians (laymen, priests, etc.) What I’m asking is do all these writtings have more “agreement” or “disagreement” with one another. How many harmonize with the Church of today? The magority of them or the minority of them?
 
There is an article in this month’s The Rock magazine that says they largely agreed although there are also disagreements; they are also not infallible.
 
The earliest Christian writings the letters of Paul. I don’t think there has been any disagreement about what they teach.
 
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