The King James Bible: How Translation Choices Altered the Depiction of Women

War on Women

The King James Version of the Bible, completed in 1611, has profoundly influenced Christian worship and culture. Yet, beneath its majestic language lies a complex narrative—one that subtly altered the depiction of women compared to earlier texts. This exploration reveals how translation choices were shaped by the socio-political norms of the 17th century, often reinforcing traditional gender roles. From the portrayal of strong female leaders to the reinterpretation of key passages, the KJV’s legacy invites us to reconsider the roles of women in biblical history. Discover how these choices continue to resonate in modern interpretations of scripture.

Unresolved Trauma in Leaders and Its Impact on Workplaces

Unresolved Trauma

When a leader is burdened by unresolved trauma, the impact on workplace culture can be significant. Leaders set the tone for their organisations, and their behaviours, whether positive or negative, are often mirrored by their teams.

The Foundation of a Thriving Workplace – Psychosocial Safety

Safe Spaces

In today’s rapidly evolving work environment, the conversation around employee well-being has taken centre stage. But what often gets overlooked in these discussions is the critical concept of psychosocial safety—a foundational element that can make or break the culture of any organisation. Psychosocial safety goes beyond the basic requirement of keeping employees physically safe. It’s […]