1st Edition
What the Bible Says About Sex Why We Read It The Way We Do
Introduction 1. Let’s talk about sex 2. Controlling the sexual body 3. Knowing as sexual 4. Masculinity and marriage as control over deviant sexuality 5. The nonideal nature and danger of the female body 6. The gender of God and man 7. No means yes, right? Prohibited sex in the Bible 8. Sex as a power tool 9. Sex, honor, and manipulation 10. Seminal emissions and shameful admissions 11. Erotica vs. pornography, part 1: desire 12. Erotica vs. pornography, part 2: objectified women 13. Conclusions and climaxes.
Biography
Jeremiah W. Cataldo is an Associate Professor of History in the Frederik Meijer Honors College at Grand Valley State University. With an academic background in biblical studies and the history of ancient Israel, his previous books include A Social-Political History of Monotheism (Routledge), Biblical Terror, Breaking Monotheism, and others.
