Released in the UK September 2003
Released in the US November 2003
Large trade paperback | 503 Pages
9781857928792 • £12.99 $0.00
BISAC – REL067000
The Gender Neutral Bible Controversy
Is the age of political correctness altering the meaning of God's words?
Vern Poythress and Wayne Grudem
Updated edition with new chapters on the TNIV.
A battle has commenced. On one side - a large Christian publishing house and one of the largest Bible Societies in the world. On the other - a large Christian pressure group and an influential Christian weekly news magazine.
Respected theologians are to be found on both sides of the debate. A fog hangs heavily on the battlefield. So how do we make sense of the debate? Is there a serious threat to the accuracy of God's word, the Bible or is it all a storm in a teacup?
We trust that in reading 'The Gender-Neutral Bible Controversy' you will understand the viewpoints with new clarity and be able to see past the emotions to the real issues involved.
Vern Poythress
Wayne Grudem
Wayne Grudem is Research Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies, Phoenix Seminary, Phoenix, Arizona. His most well known work is his Systematic Theology which has been very widely used for decades.
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Mentor
"There is simply no other book on this issue so thorough and so careful."
John Piper
Founder of Desiring God Ministries, Chancellor of Bethlehem College & Seminary, Minneapolis, Minnesota
The controversy over 'gender-neutral' Bible translations is not just a tempest in the evangelical teapot - it is nothing less than a challenge to the authority and integrity of God's Word.
R. Albert Mohler
President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky
"This is the best book on its theme."
J. I. Packer
(1926–2020), Board of Governors’ Professor of Theology, Regent College, Vancouver, Canada
A well-reasoned and level-headed argument for their case. Indeed they are a voice of reason in a dispute that is fraught with emotion and misinformation.
Valerie Becker Makkai