• The KJV is generally rejected because it is very old and it's a very poor translation.
• The KJV is generally accepted because of it's antiquity and relationship to the protestant movement.
• The RSV is generally rejected because it's translation is based on the original hebrew text and original critical sources of greek; thus it goes against the KJV in many readings of doctrinal significance.
• The RSV is generally accepted because it's translation is based on the original hebrew text and original critical sources of greek; thus it goes against the KJV in many readings of doctrinal significance.
• The NRSV is generally accepted because it's a revision of the RSV.
• The NRSV is generally rejected because it's extreme and illogical use of gender-inclusive language obscures the meaning of the text in many places.
• The ESV is generally accepted because it uses less gender inclusive language than the NRSV and changes back some doctrinally sensitive passages to a KJV reading.
• The ESV is generally rejected because it made changes to the reading of the text based on Christian Doctrine, and often ignores the actual meaning of the text.

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