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Topic: About Bible Translation
 The
History of Translating the Bible (video)
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What is Bible Translation?
- by Mark L. Strauss, Ph.D.
When 'Literal' Is Not Accurate
- by Dr. Herbert Wolf
Bible, Babel and Babble - The Foundations of Bible
Translation
- Dr. Scott Munger
Topic: Gender-Accurate Language in Bible Translation
- The TNIV uses generic language only where
the meaning of the text was intended to include both
men and women. These changes reflect a more precise
rendering of Greek and Hebrew words. It is the commitment
and firm belief of the CBT that
masculine terminology remains masculine when the original
texts use the masculine form.
Do Gender Sensitive Translations Distory
Scripture? Not Necessarily
- by Darrell L. Bock
Inclusive Language in Bible Translation
- by John R. Kohlenberger
III
Commendation of TNIV
- by Martin H. Manser
The TNIV and Gender-Accurate Language
- by Mark L. Strauss, Ph.D.
Today's New International Version: The Untold Story
of a Good Translation
- by Craig Blomberg
The Debate Over Gender-Inclusive Language
- by D.A. Carson
Current
Issues in the Gender Language Debate: A Response
to Vern Poythress and Wayne Grudem
- by Mark L. Strauss Ph.D.
The
TNIV: Terrible, Nefarious, Insidious Version?
- by Jon Weatherly
Gender
and the Bible: Evangelicals Wrangle Over New Translations
- by John Dart
Other
A
CBT Member's Response to the 'Statement of Concern
About the TNIV'
- by By Dr. Donald H. Madvig
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