Is God Masculine? by Alan G. Padgett

Is God Masculine?

Orthodoxy versus Traditionalism

by Alan G. Padgett

Editor’s Note: The following article is a critique of Touchstone’s position articulated in recent editorials on “gender-inclusive” Bible translation. It was first printed in Priscilla Papers, 16/4 (Fall 2002), and is reprinted with permission from Christians for Biblical Equality. Senior editor S. M. Hutchens has written a response, entitled “Children of a Better God.”

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