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The most obvious feminist translations consist of inserting unisex, gender-neutral language to obscure differences between men and women.  But there are additional significant feminist mistranslations that focus on:

The most obvious feminist translations consist of inserting unisex, gender-neutral language to obscure differences between men and women.  But there are additional significant feminist mistranslations that focus on:

*diluting recognition of the unborn child in the womb, in order to promote or defend abortion

*diluting recognition of the unborn child in the womb, in order to promote or defend abortion<ref>See Romans 9:10 and the [[NIV]] translation of it (quoted in [[Disputed Bible Translations]].</ref>

*diluting passages, particularly by [[Paul]], concerning the wife's duties in marriage

*diluting passages, particularly by [[Paul]], concerning the wife's duties in marriage

*promoting equal, indistinguishable roles for men and women in Christian ministry <ref>Complementarians support the traditional complementary roles for men and women, and oppose the insistence on equal, indistinguishable roles.</ref>

*promoting equal, indistinguishable roles for men and women in Christian ministry <ref>Complementarians support the traditional complementary roles for men and women, and oppose the insistence on equal, indistinguishable roles.</ref>