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When I drive long distances, I get tired. Several years ago, a coworker suggested books on tape, which not only keep me awake behind the wheel, but help me experience some of my favorite authors.

Eventually, I discovered another benefit:

2011 Archives

Study: Bible readers oppose gender-inclusive translations

October 3, 2011

author: Administrator

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (ABP) – American Bible readers overwhelmingly oppose gender-neutral translations of the Bible, according to a new study by LifeWay Research.

2011 Archives

HSU conference explores lasting influence of KJV Bible

September 30, 2011

author: Administrator

References from the King James Version of the Bible permeate language, said Larry Brunner, senior professor of English at Hardin-Simmons University.

2011 Archives

Washington exhibition traces history of the Bible in China

September 29, 2011

author: Jennifer Harris

WASHINGTON -- Ask most American Christians where the largest Bible printing facility in the world is and they might imagine Nashville, Dallas or London to hold that honor. Few would guess the correct answer: China. On Sept. 28, opening ceremonies were held in Washington for

2011 Archives

Bible translation pioneer dies

August 26, 2011

author: Administrator

(ABP) -- Eugene Nida, a pioneer in the theory of modern Bible translations in the 20th century, died Aug. 25 in a Brussels hospital. While not a household name, Nida, 96, influenced Bibles in millions of homes.

2011 Archives

Southern Baptists ‘cannot commend’ new NIV Bible translation

June 15, 2011

author: Administrator

PHOENIX (ABP) – The Southern Baptist Convention went on record June 15 saying it “cannot commend” the 2011 New International Version Bible translation and its use of gender-neutral language.

2011 Archives

Baptists Today launches Bible study curriculum

May 10, 2011

author: brandon

MACON, Ga. (ABP) -- Baptists Today, a monthly publication launched in 1982 as a flagship newspaper for moderates opposing conservatives for control of the Southern Baptist Convention, is retooling with features including a weekly Lectionary-based Bible study beginning with the June issue.

2011 Archives

The Bible: For God’s sake, read it!

April 26, 2011

author: Administrator

The King James Version of the Bible -- featured in our cover package in our April 28 issue -- turns 400 years of age this year. To say that it has been an enduring translation certainly would be an understatement. While some insist that only

2011 Archives

King James-only adherents apply inerrancy to 1611 Bible translation

April 21, 2011

author: Administrator

Like the Old Testament prophet Ezekiel’s “wheel in the middle of a wheel,” King James-only churches represent a resilient subculture within the subculture of American fundamentalist Protestants, some scholars insist.

2011 Archives

Global south Christians love the Bible books Luther hated

April 21, 2011

author: Administrator

Regions Martin Luther never knew have embraced biblical books the Protestant reformer never liked, author and educator Philip Jenkins said.

Bring the Bible alive when reading aloud

Study: Bible readers oppose gender-inclusive translations

HSU conference explores lasting influence of KJV Bible

Washington exhibition traces history of the Bible in China

Bible translation pioneer dies

Southern Baptists ‘cannot commend’ new NIV Bible translation

Baptists Today launches Bible study curriculum

The Bible: For God’s sake, read it!

King James-only adherents apply inerrancy to 1611 Bible translation

Global south Christians love the Bible books Luther hated

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