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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 '''Feminist Bible''' refers to translations of the [[Bible]] that kow-tow to [[feminist]] ideology, and promote acceptance of [[abortion]]. These translations also distort the original text itself.
The often-promoted [[NIV]] is an example of a Feminist Bible. Here are numerous examples of the NIV purging references to the unborn child:
The often-promoted [[NIV]] is an example of a Feminist Bible. The NIV uses the word "womb" -- a word often associated with the unborn child -- only 57 times, compared with 70 times by the [[NASB]] and 82 times by the [[ESV]], which is a modern translation widely respected for its accuracy. Here are numerous examples of how the NIV systematically purges references to the unborn child:
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|"so the next generation would know them, even the '''''children yet to be born''''' ..."
|"so the next generation would know them, even the '''''children yet to be born''''' ..."
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Other examples of feminist distortions in the NIV include the following:
Other examples of feminist distortions in the NIV include the following: