the new international version bible was rewritten without gender neutral terms in 2011.
the new international version bible was rewritten without gender neutral terms in 2011.
when was the new international version bible rewritten without gender neutral terms?
2011
bullet::::- english standard version (2001)









































bullet::::- revised standard version second catholic edition (ignatius bible) (2006)









































bullet::::- lexham english bible (2011)









































bullet::::- moderate use of both formal and dynamic equivalence (optimal equivalence)









































bullet::::- new world translation of the holy scriptures (1961, revised 1984, 2013)









































bullet::::- amplified bible (1965)









































bullet::::- confraternity bible (1969)









































bullet::::- modern language bible (1969)









































bullet::::- new american bible (1970)









































bullet::::- new international version (1978, revised 1984, 2011)









































bullet::::- new international reader's version (1996)









































bullet::::- new living translation (1996)









































bullet::::- holman christian standard bible called "optimal equivalence" (2003)









































bullet::::- today's new international version (2005)









































bullet::::- new english translation (2005)
dynamic and formal equivalence
in the marketing of fashion lines, designers are beginning to design gender-neutral clothing, that is not labeling their clothing as either "men's" or "women's", but depends on suitable for men and women. in today’s society gender neutrality is becoming more widely accepted. “both males and females are now ‘allowed’ to wear certain clothing items once thought inappropriate for their sex”. females have more freedom because females wearing more masculine clothing is accepted, like suits, but men wearing feminine clothing, like dresses, is less appropriate. this aspect of gender neutral clothing says “that the world according to (ruling-class) men [are] the only viable one” because most gender neutral clothing looks like typical male clothing. still many companies are doing what they can for gender equality by coming out with gender neutral lines of clothing. many sportswear clothing are now including gender neutrality in order to promote gender equality for men and women. asos, a famous online fashion company based in the uk, is one of the companies making gender neutral lines. paired with glaad, they recently dropped a line that is gender neutral. in addition, wilde vertigga, kirrin finch, one dna, s.k. manor hill, cilium, official rebrand, and beau novo are all companies who promote gender neutral clothing. “genderless clothing allows some people to feel more like themselves, as opposed to being lumped into a gendered category that doesn’t work for them".
gender neutrality