Help Meet, Not Help Yourself
Summary
Dan McClellan and Dan Beecher critique Mark Driscoll’s misogynistic views, arguing his “garden” metaphor reduces women to property and reflects deep insecurity. They then debunk the “telephone game” myth of biblical translation, clarifying that modern translations rely on original Hebrew and Greek sources. However, they acknowledge that manuscript transmission did involve changes, citing examples like the shorter Septuagint Jeremiah and later additions to Isaiah, which demonstrate how the text evolved over time.
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