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This has all the hallmarks of being included in a Logos 8 base package which is why it is being pushed over the line now. This is why we have a few CP items coming from nowhere and crossing the line all of a sudden. Get the bids in, you can always cancel if it turns up in a base package you want.
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Biographies on Zwingli are thin on the ground, and he really was an interesting guy.
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[quote user="James McAdams"] Is this really the right forum for this kind of discussion? I want to defend Anyabwile but feel like I’d be breaking rules as soon as I start to do so. [/quote] I agree, what seems common sense to one person is not to another and can be really controversial.
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[quote user="Jake Press (Faithlife)"] We always send it out 1st of the month. Please check your spam filter. It also is available when you login into Faithlife Connect. Just simply go to the ebooks area and click on the link that will take you to the original page, or you can bookmark this page: https://ebooks.faithlife.com/originals Thank you, Jake
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They are not "valued" at $0, rather they are not available separately from the bundle so there is no price to compare with. There is only a "value if sold separately" if they can be sold separately, which they cannot.
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[quote user="Justin (Faithlife)"] Mark, Update: It appears that it was pulled from publication about a year ago at the request of the publisher. So while you may own it in Logos, it won't be available in Proclaim for that reason. Sorry about that! [/quote] i do not understand how it can be “pulled” after you already own it, it is like saying
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What an interesting discussion !!!
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That is not a problem as long as the different Logos accounts are in different windows account profiles.
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He has a point, and Roman Catholics often make a similar point about Verbum, the difference is that they do not get accused of making Protestants feel unwelcome. As people have pointed out Protestantism is wholly rooted in the historic church, after all Calvin was very insistent that “Augustine is wholly ours”. Whether this is true or not
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It looks like the Oxford Latin Dictionary finally has a shipping date of 21/06. Its only taken 12 years!
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[quote user="Dave Colclough"] It looks like it is from the Polish Catholic Chapel at the third station (Jerusalem): The first fall of Jesus (Via Dolorosa). A photo of it: https://bradbeaman.wordpress.com/2008/01/02/take-up-your-cross-picture/ You can see it briefly at about 1:07 in this video of the Chapel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nU41RqQuTUU
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By memory this painting is on the wall of one of the stations of the cross in Jerusalem (third?), can anyone identify the artist or tell me where I can get a higher quality image? I saw it in Jerusalem a few years ago and really liked it, but I am finding it really hard to identify beyond unattributed images in foreign websites.
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I got the email today
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The obvious point would be to upgrade from Logos 5, its free and the newer software will support Windows 10.
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same here
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What better source is there than watching Ben Hur!
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Faithlife really have to put a robot checker when people register, this is ridiculous. They could spend all the time that they save by not linking new publications properly by working on it.
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Scott Carey .. certified biblical life coach! Well that's a new one on me, thank goodness she is certified
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The difference is in the marginal cost for Logos, if it is not public domain they will have to pay a royalty for each unit "sold", this would be a cash cost to them. To give away a public domain volume has no cost to logos at all, beyond the remote possibility that they will lose out on sales of such volumes because people get them free rather than
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Have a look at http://community.logos.com/forums/p/113986/755679.aspx#755679