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Inclusive Language and the Equal Dignity of Women and Men in Christ

P IN THE ongoing debate over inclusive language translations of the Bible may find themselves with strange bedfellows. Those who oppose these translations include not only traditional orthodox believers but also not a few feminists. The latter group fears that inclusive language tends to soften "the harsh and intransigent message of a truly patriarchal document. "1 Sherry Simon summarizes this position as follows: