OK, so I am already annoyed by the fact that so many good books are strategically placed in sets by Logos so that we will spend more money, not because of requirements by publishers as has been strongly implied in the past. Then we had the thread about Beale's New Testament Theology which many have wanted for a long time (as it was asked for here, here, and here), but which is now only available in the Baker Academic Collection (10 vols). Well now I get an email from Logos reviewing just the Beale volume from the set, disregarding all of the other 9 books in the collection, and then at the end of the review it says,
"Read this book. Not only does it include Beale’s magisterial New Testament theology—you also get the excellent Dictionary of Scripture and Ethics (edited by Joel Green), Michael Gorman’s very useful and practical Elements of Biblical Exegesis: A Basic Guide for Students and Ministers, and a few other real gems."
Really?!? So if I buy Beale's work for $209.00 then you'll go ahead and throw in the other books. I appreciate that...
Logos is obviously playing on the fact that we really wanted the work by Beale (many people asked for it beforehand via the threads above), and now we are being raked over the coals. This is not right.
HULK SMASH!!!!!!!