Does God speak to girls too?
About this episode
Kaitlyn discusses the implications of using inclusive language in Bible translations and its significance for all children understanding God's Word.
Why did changing "brothers" to "brothers and sisters" in some Bibles make so many Christians upset? Kaitlyn unpacks why older translations often said "brothers," "men," or "mankind," and why many newer translations now use more inclusive language. She talks about language, culture, and why it matters that every child knows God's Word is speaking to them. 0:00 - Theme Song 0:25 - Feeling Promotional 1:57 - Why Does it Say "Brothers" in the Bible Instead of "Sisters" 5:02 - Translation Reasons 12:29 - Sponsor - CBE International - Register today at https://www.cbe.today/chicago2026 and use code CURIOUS20 to receive $20 off! 13:21 - Why Doesn't Scripture Condemn Sexism? 21:27 - Why Bother Changing Translations? 28:09 - End Credit
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