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When I moved over I ended up copying notes and highlights one at a time. It takes time but it is also a good review of what you have found important. I even updated a few notes as I found I had more to say.

I have this course and have started it, so far I am delighted that I chose this class, I think it is excellent. I'll be doing some of its study tonight.

To have these in Logos would be awesome.

I don't know of any reading plan like that but you might start with the 1541 version which is shorter and comes from the French instead of the Latin (one of the two modern translations are available on Logos).

I would love to see this also.

[quote user="Michael Farrar"]I am not sure how it is coming across for you and not for me. Are you going from Word to OneNote and then back to Word?[/quote] I'm sorry I don't understand either. I normally change from bullets to numbers / letters in Word (the word file is an export from a mind mapping program) and then paste into OneNote, then copy the

MJ has some excellent points about debate so I'll come at this from a different angle from my own walk. Your brothers's problem is not strictly an eschatological one but hermetical. Dispensationists (of which I once was) have their own particular way of interpreting scripture and that is where the real issue will lie and where any successful engagement

[quote user="Reuben Helmuth"] fewer Notebooks is better in the new system IMO [/quote] But if you get a new notebook for each new workflow you will end up with a lot of notebooks over time. I think that there is a good balance between notebooks and tags to help organize but I don't see "fewer" notebooks in my future.

[quote user="Jacob Hantla"]May I recommend DA Carson's For the Love of God devotional if you are reading the MCheyne's Reading Plan. It is based on this plan and is very good. [/quote] Thanks for the excellent recommendation.