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Sociology of Early Israelite Religion

Analyzes the transition from tribal henotheism to national monotheism as a survival strategy

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Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies

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Analyzes the transition from tribal henotheism (worship of one god among many) to national monotheism as a survival strategy.

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What You Will Learn

  • Societal Understanding: Explore the social structures influencing religious evolution

  • Comparative Analysis: Compare early Israelite religion with other contemporary belief systems

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Undergraduate students in Religious Studies or Sociology

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A deep understanding of religious and social dynamics in early Israel

Sociology of Early Israelite Religion

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What is in this course?

  • Duration : 1 Days

  • Class Start Date : 2026-02-01

  • Historical Insight : Understand the social evolution of religious beliefs in early Israel

  • Analytical Skills : Examine how societal pressures shaped religious transformations

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