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Online Mini-Course Starts Live on Zoom Tomorrow. Register Today!     Virtual Three-Part Mini-Course "A Stranger to My Brothers": Who and What Were Apostates in Ancient Judaism Taught by Avraham Yoskovich, The Jerome and Lorraine Aresty Visiting Scholar   Wednesdays: January 25; February 1 & 8; 7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.   Free and Open to the Public   Register Here   Trace the steps of people who were considered apostates—those who renounced their religious beliefs—in Rabbinic and other Jewish literature. What did this title mean? Did they, in fact, exist? Sources from the first millennium until 1000 CE shed light on both the reality and mythology of apostates as well as the changing meaning of this designation.   Image: Gold Solidus of Julian the Apostate, Sirmium       Donate Now   Thank you for your support  A cornerstone of cultural and intellectual life at Rutgers, the Bildner Center presents programs that educate and engage diverse audiences. At a time when antisemitism is on the rise and ignorance about Jewish history and culture is prevalent, the Center is a vital resource on campus and for the wider public.  Your gift enables us to make a meaningful impact in the community, fostering engagement with Jewish identity, culture, and history.