I have been working on my monographs to make them more useful. Part of that is by putting them into smaller collections.
Biblical theologies are classified as monographs in Logos, but they are also part of a pre-made collection like Systematic Theologies.
The problem with monographs is that there are so many. I'm finding that some of these smaller collections of monographs that I am creating contain Biblical theologies, so when I do, say, a passage guide search, a book appears in two results sections when it's probably better it appears only in one. If Logos categorizes Biblical theologies the same way as it does Systematic Theologies, I can add it to a second collection if I wish, but that is an option I think best left to the user.
There is no way that I can see what books are already in Biblical without running, say, a passage guide search, see what books show up, keep a record of them, check mytags to see if it already appears in another guide and adjust it accordingly.
Logos exists to make study time more productive. I think calling Biblical Theology books in the premade Logos collection Biblical Theology and not monographs will do that.
Thank you.
Logos already creates some coll
