How should Christians approach Bible translation? Should Scripture be fitted into out native language, or should our native language stretch to make room for Scripture?
This is a key question for Protestantism, which was birthed in the context of new biblical translations. Translations produced by Protestants, such as Luther's Bible and the KJV, have undoubtedly shaped their native tongues. This week, Onsi, Colin, and Rhys talk about different translations and their approaches.

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Currently Reading
Onsi: Collected Poems by C.P. Cavafy  
Colin: A Secular Age by Charles Taylor  
Rhys: Richard II by William Shakespeare

Texts Discussed
"On the Different Methods of Translating" by Friedrich Schleirmacher
The Message by Eugene Peterson
"Presbyterians in Egypt" by Onsi Kamel
STEPBible

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