The True God vs. Idolatry: A Polemic on Babylonian Worship
An analysis of the book as a warning against the temptation of paganism in exile
Course Instructors
To Be Announced
Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies
Details
An analysis of the book as a warning against the temptation of paganism in exile. Focuses on the contrast between the living God and the futility of idols. Examines the rhetorical source of satire and polemic in the diaspora community.
Course Curriculum
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What You Will Learn
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Idolatry Analysis: Examine contrasts between divine concepts and pagan worship
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Rhetorical Study: Analyze satire and polemic techniques in diaspora texts
FAQs
The course explores the contrast between the living God of Israel and the futility of Babylonian idols during the exile period.
Students will analyze satire and polemic as rhetorical devices used in diaspora community literature.
The themes of resisting cultural assimilation and maintaining religious identity remain relevant in contemporary contexts.
What is in this course?
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Duration : 1 Days
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Class Start Date : 2026-02-01
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Comparative Analysis : Learn to contrast living God concepts with pagan idolatry
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Rhetorical Skills : Understand satire and polemic techniques in diaspora literature
