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| rdfs:comment | - The Feminist Bible refers to translations of the Bible that kow-tow to feminist ideology. These translations also distort the original text itself, not for purposes of clarity (as claimed) but for purposes of the anti-Christian feminist agenda. Nearly all modern translations have been distorted by the feminist ideology to some extent, but some are affected more than others. The often-promoted NIV is an example of a Feminist Bible.
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| abstract | - The Feminist Bible refers to translations of the Bible that kow-tow to feminist ideology. These translations also distort the original text itself, not for purposes of clarity (as claimed) but for purposes of the anti-Christian feminist agenda. Nearly all modern translations have been distorted by the feminist ideology to some extent, but some are affected more than others. The often-promoted NIV is an example of a Feminist Bible. The NIV uses the word "womb" only 57 times, compared with 70 times by the NASB and 82 times by the ESV. Revisions to the NIV further promote feminist distortions. The translating committee for the new version of the NIV lacks any self-described "complementarians" who support the differences between men and women, for example.
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