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In reply to the discussion: What is the role of inspiration in the Bible? [View all]MineralMan
(147,578 posts)78. Yes. I'm always conscious of that when I write for translation
into French. Russian has similar issues. I do know how to write in English to generate the verb forms I want.
I learned far more about grammar by studying French and Russian than I ever did in English.
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What's additionally upsetting is by doing this, guillaumeb is reinforcing sexist stereotypes...
trotsky
Mar 2019
#7
What constitutes evidence in the absence of knowledge of the Creator's nature?
guillaumeb
Mar 2019
#58
It's not a misframe. The story actually justifies patriarchical oppression
marylandblue
Mar 2019
#50
The ancient Indians spoke of the Unity of Creation thousands of years before. Their teachings
c-rational
Mar 2019
#60
I would never say that the Creator can only be found in the wrods of the Bible.
guillaumeb
Mar 2019
#68
As you well know, english speakers generally use very few verb forms when speaking.
guillaumeb
Mar 2019
#77