Search results matching tag 'Logos4'

Re: Evernote Integration!

Luke — Fri, 29 Jun 2012 20:53:50 GMT

I too would love Evernote integration. There would be a number of ways of doing it.

I am currently exploring the new Faithlife app. The least intrusive evernote integration would be the ability to Share to Evernote (like you can to Facebook and Twitter).

It would, as mentioned in a previous post, be excellent if the complete biographical reference information was noted along with the selected text.

The best option would be to be able to sync notes with Evernote. OliveTree has this option.

Hiding Multiple Resources

Donald Patrick Harris — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 09:04:38 GMT

Though I'm very grateful for the vast number of resources made available freely in the Perseus Collections, they are not the main-stay of my Bible study library. I will enjoy reading some selections from the collection at my liesure, or using some of them for specialized research tasks. In any case, I want most of them hidden most of the time. On the other hand, I'd like to access and retrieve them easily when I choose.

I was very disappointed to find it isn't possible to hide a batch of resources in Logos 4 Bible Software, but that I have to hide resources one at a time. It is not an exaggeration to say, hiding resources one at a time is a TORTUROUS task you shouldn't wish on anyone, not even your competitors in the Bible software market, but especially your faithful user base. This is a serious drawback of the Logos 4 Bible Software.

It takes longer and longer to complete each addition to the hidden resources box . Hiding a score of resources now takes half and hour. I've literally worked for days hiding the resources in the Perseus Collections one-by-one. I still have to hide 599 remaining resources. Now I just won't do it, it is too time intensive and very frustrating.

I challenge the Logos software engineers and developers to try hiding each resource in the Perseus Collection one-by-one. You would re-write the software in a heartbeat if you were real-world users.

I suggest you incorporate hidden resources into the library feature. For example, make it possible to hide and reveal batch (multiple) resources with one click. As with other collections, make possible the sorting and filtering of hidden resources making it possible to reveal or conceal them individually or in a batch.

Since it is already possible to sort and filter the Perseus Collections make it possible to conceal or reveal them in the Library window.

Thank you for your serious attention to this matter.

Re: Does your WIFE read AMISH Fiction (Anabaptist Fiction.

Fred J. Morgan — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 02:17:24 GMT

I too apologize to all if my "Voice was condensending" It was indended to make one think of what they are missing... A LARGE part of Christian Faiths and History! I have tried throught the years to post bot individual books and groups of books.... NEVER SEEING ONE MOVE FROM LOGOS. I have spoken directly with the owners on one occasion or another... Usually with I'll look into this, or at least the ones form this company or another which we have aggrements with, or I think thats a good idea... I have spoken to the sales reps, and anyone else who will listen. I have e-mail directly to them and suggestions for years.... again no ACTION.... It is beyond belief to me that something which was intentionally played down in history as being "A Truely Radical and Violent Reform Movement (Catholic Encyclopedia - AMISH MENNONITE VIOLENT???) or played as very insugnefficant by the Protestant Movement.... Both of which Martyred Hundreds of thousands simply because they would not recant that the Bible took presidense over a Pope or not vowing to the Lutherian Church State on condions like Works or infant Baptism. Granted their was one violent group who were called by BOTH denomination Anabaptist - they were not. How long before the Histories are truely available. How long does it take for a Worldwide Christian faith to be represented, one which is Biblical, Apostolic Modeled, has offshots like the Mennonites, Amish, Hutterites, Breatherian, Baptists, Home Church Movement and variaous other off center consrevative Christian groups around the world????

It is not my point to make anyone think I am challengeing them about their quilafications or knowledge... But if the material is not there, how much do you really know? Isn't this what a Good Bible library suppose to be about. Truith? Diversity? Knowledge? Without Resoures is this possible?

Thanks Again for all who have read these and thank again for you patience for my rants...

God Bless - Jeff (Fred J Morgan - morganfj - gmail and facebook https://sites.google.com/site/morganfj/ )

FEATURE REQUEST IN NEXT RELEASE - DELETING ITEMS FROM RIBBON AT TOP

Jennifer A. Broussard — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 16:41:30 GMT

Due to user error, I have multiple entries on the upper ribbon which I do not wish to see anymore. Please add a feature to allow each ribbon item to either be deleted or at least hidden from view.

Anabaptist, Suggestions, pre pub, community pricing, Amish, Mennonite, Hutterite, Menno, Martyrs

Fred J. Morgan — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 09:14:54 GMT

[:D] Yes - I'm still here and still pushing some *ANABAPTIST and Early Church Books. AND YES,, I still love my LOGOS 4 and will remain faithful to this program though the company seems not to respond in kind?

[8-|] HELLO - THERE WAS MORE THAN ONE REFORMATION - -- Leaving out these books is overlooking the tens of thousands of Church Martyrs Burnd, Drowned, Strangled, Tortured to death, Handed, Decapated ... ..... ..... ..... Because they would not swear allegence and follow the rules to the Catholic Church NOR the Protestant Church of Martin Luthur or the Church of England. ---- READ: MARTYRS MIRROR (If ever made available on LOGOS)

They simplied believed in following the word of God without dictates, just as I am sure Christians have been doing since Christ.

[Y] Don't forget you are also REMOVING RESOURCES of Many of the Histories of OTHER CHURCHES - ALL Baptist - Brethern - Charity - Many Home Churches - Conservative Groups

[Y] ANABAPTIST also has the largest collection of publishers of HOMESCHOOL BOOKS which is an area LOGOS has not even tapped.

------------------------------------------- LOGOS PLEASE LOOK AND LISTEN ------------------------------------------------

[st] How much longer will continue putting out countless OVERLAPPING BOOKS and COMENTARIES while disreguarding this religios group almost completely???? [st]

LOGOS please do not keep disreguard these books and authors like Dirk Philips, Menno Simmons, Thomas Muntzer, Michael Sattler, Pilgram Marpeck, Balthasar Hübmaier and others. (These are all in public Domain which LOGOS seems to love)

BOOK LIST BELOW

*Note - I use the ANABAPTIST name in the Modern Since applying to Amish, Mennonite, Brethern, Charity and other who believe in the Word of God and Christ written words as the way to live. Those who believe that the world is a world of sin which we must live in but must strive not to surcome to. Anabaptist believe in Non-Resistance to the point of death, even a torturous death even that of the cross instead of breaking the life set forth by our Lord Jesus and the command of Loving God and our neighbors.

Their are many Groups in history which are Called Ana-baptist because they did not believe in infant baptism but did not always partake in the edics of Christ. For example: One of these groups held out in a town and protected it through force of arms so they could contine to worship outside of the confines of both the Pope and the Church State. Though they are called ANABAPTIST this comparison would be like calling the Eastern Orthodox Church a Roman Catholic belief. (Note: the Catholic Encyclopedia uses this incident to call all ANABAPTIST ((Amish, Mennonite, Brethern, and Hutterites and otheres)) A VIOLENT SECT.)

BOOK LIST

Lamp and Light Publishing HOMESCHOOL Collection
SCM Series Complete - The Library of Christian Classics Vol 25 Spiritual and Anabaptist Writers.
A Bible Treasure by William R. McGraff (aka Hidden Treasures Old and New)
The Complete Writings of Menno Simons: Circa 1496-1561
The Legacy of Michael Sattler (Classics of the Radical Reformation, vol. 1) (Michael Sattler)

The Writings of Pilgram Marpeck (Classics of the Radical Reformation, vol. 2)

Anabaptism in Outline: Selected Primary Sources (Classics of the Radical Reformation series, vol. 3) (Walter Klaassen, ed.)

The Sources of Swiss Anabaptism (Classics of the Radical Reformation series, vol. 4) (Conrad Grebel, Leland Harder, ed.)

Balthasar Hübmaier: Theologian of Anabaptism (Classics of the Radical Reformation, vol. 5) (Balthasar Hübmaier)

The Writings of Dirk Philips (Classics of the Radical Reformation, vol. 6)

Early Anabaptist Spirituality (Classics of Western Spirituality series) (Daniel Liechty, ed.)

The Martyrs' Mirror (Thieleman Van Bragt; trans. by Joseph F. Sohm); must include the famous etchings by Jan Luiken

Readings from Mennonite Writings, New and Old (J. Craig Haas, ed.)

The Schleitheim Confession

Dordrecht Confession of Faith

Confession of Faith in a Mennonite Perspective (Herald Press) - contemporary

The Anabaptist Story: An Introduction to Sixteenth-Century Anabaptism, 3rd ed. (William R. Estep) - already available; part of the 2 volume "The Anabaptists" collection

Erasmus, the Anabaptists, and the Great Commission (Abraham Friesen) - already available; part of the 2 volume "The Anabaptists" collection

A Contemporary Anabaptist Theology (Thomas N. Finger) - already available

Mirror of the Martyrs (John S. Oyer & Robert S. Kreider)

Marpeck: A Life of Dissent and Conformity (Studies in Anabaptist and Mennonite History) (Walter Klaassen & William Klassen)

Dirk Philips, Friend and Colleague of Menno Simons, 1504-1568 (Jacobus ten Doornkaat Koolman, trans. by William Keeney)

The Life and Thought of Michael Sattler (C. Arnold Snyder)

An Introduction to Mennonite History (Cornelius Dyck)

The Anabaptist Vision (Harold S. Bender) - originally a presidential address presented to the American Society of Church History, this classic text was published in booklet format by Herald Press in 1944

The Mennonite Encyclopedia

Spiritual Life in Anabaptism (Cornelius Dyck)

Glimpses of Mennonite History and Doctrine (John Christian Wenger)

Anabaptist History & Theology: An Introduction (C. Arnold Snyder)

Mennonite Historical Atlas (Helmut Huebert)

Introduction To The Russian Mennonites (Wally Kroeker)

Biblical Interpretation in the Anabaptist Tradition (Studies in the Believers Church Tradition) (Stuart Murray)

Becoming Anabaptist: The Origin and Significance of Sixteenth Century Anabaptism (J. Denny Weaver)

Who Are the Anabaptists: Amish, Brethren, Hutterites, and Mennonites (Donald B. Kraybill)

Beliefs: Mennonite Faith and Practice (John D. Roth)

"Doctrins of the Bible" by Daniel Kauffman - Herald Press.

OTHERS PLEASE ADD ON----

Love in Jesus Christ

Fred J Morgan

Conservative, Anabaptist and Mennonite Suggestiuons

Fred J. Morgan — Fri, 21 May 2010 02:37:10 GMT

[Y] I've included many books this time form Lamp and Light Publishers 506-632-3521. This anabaptist publisher is great for the HOME SCHOOL Christian Family call for free catalog.. Most books are VERY pratical. [*]

Relationships that Bless, Issac Martin, Lamp & Light Publishers (Many of the below Books can be purchased through this company 505-623-3521 for Cat. Most under $1 to $10)

Once Saved Always Saved - Truth or Delusion?, Paul Landis, Rod and Staff Publishers (see Internet Many Anabaptist Books)

A Bible Treasure by William R. McGraff aka "Hidden Treasures Old and New" This delightful little book is an Anabaptist "Brief Survey of the Bible for those who love Gods Word" -Includes Bible Intorduction, Bible Survey OT and NT,, Bible History, Bible Salvation, Bible and the Life of the Holy Spirit,Bible Ordinances, Bible Regulations, Bible Churches, Bible and Science, Bible Prophecy, Bible Geography, Bible Types and Character, Bible Stewartship...---All from aan Anabaptist perspective.---A good book for looking at the Bible from the Conservative Christian perspective.Amish Mennonite Publicationsa, 3038 Buttercup Rd, Carrollton, Ohio 44615

Ready Bible Answers, George R. Brunk - former editor and writer for the Sword and Trumpet, an anabaptist newsletter /magazine. George R. is highly respected in the Anabaptist world.

Doctrins of the Bible by Daniel Kauffman - Herald Press. OK This may have been listed before. This book is basically the closest book you will find to a catacism with Mennonite insites on Faith and living in the form of what is expected of a true Mennonite from the views of how the Anabaptist read and interpret the Bible. Neally all Mennonite families will have this book along with the Martyrs Mirror on the Bookshelf near the Bible.

The Significance of the Christian Womans Veiling, Merle Ruth, For the understanding of those who question the Amish, Mennonite, Bretheren, Hutterites and others who Veil. 24pgs $1.60 Lamp and Light (above Phone)

My Brothers Keeper, Lester Braumzn R&S, difference between Protestent and anabaptist perspective of our fellow man.

Hind's Feet on High Places, Classic Hannah Hurard, Tyndale House, Over 2 Million sold - an alegory on how to follow the Chief Shepard. L&L

The Church, A Theocracy, Lester Gingrich - Great little book giving reasons why the Church is not a Democracy.

The True Christian, Lester Bauman - What will a true christian do? Pratical lessions from the Sermon on the Mount.

A Woman by Grace, Anna Mary Byler Part of the Biblical Woman's Series, Explories the pratical aspects of the Christian's woman's life. L&L

A Woman For God's Glory, Anna Mary Byler - Biblical Woman's Series.

A Woman From God's Perspective, Anna Mary Byler - Biblical Woman's Series.

Tea Leaves, Nancy Stutzzman - Devotional Meditations for the Christian Woman.

The Complete Writings of Menno Simons: Circa 1496-1561 The Legacy of Michael Sattler (Classics of the Radical Reformation, vol. 1) (Michael Sattler)

The Writings of Pilgram Marpeck (Classics of the Radical Reformation, vol. 2)

The Present Day Tounge's Movement, Aaron Shank R&S and L&L ($3.35) 56pgs

The Christian Hymnary, Christian Hymnary Publisher - Pinecraft, Florida - THIS IS THE ANABAPTIST primary conservative Hymnal many converted songs from Martyrs Mirror and Many Classics. Even though most Anabaptist also sing many Baptist songs in accupela - Lamp&Light (L&L) $13.95 - 1005 songs 15 indexes - Its worth the Hardback purchase!!! Look up "Kindred Hearts" "Mennonite" on youtube from our church for an example of go to my webpage and download some Mennonite Songs - http://sites.google.com/site/morganfj/

Old Order and Conservative Mennonite Groups (Illustrated), Stephen Scott, Good Books 252 pgs L&L

The Martyrs Mirror Made Plain, James W lOWREY, Pathway Publishers (another great anabaptist publisher) by James Lowrey, a great book to buy with the Martyrs Mirror, explains many details and facts... Why do illustrations show 3 prong sticks? $6

--------- The Previous Listed Others That SHOULD have ALREADY been Included----------

Anabaptism in Outline: Selected Primary Sources (Classics of the Radical Reformation series, vol. 3) (Walter Klaassen, ed.)

The Sources of Swiss Anabaptism (Classics of the Radical Reformation series, vol. 4) (Conrad Grebel, Leland Harder, ed.)

Balthasar Hübmaier: Theologian of Anabaptism (Classics of the Radical Reformation, vol. 5) (Balthasar Hübmaier) The Writings of Dirk Philips (Classics of the Radical Reformation, vol. 6)

Early Anabaptist Spirituality (Classics of Western Spirituality series) (Daniel Liechty, ed.)

The Martyrs' Mirror (Thieleman Van Bragt; trans. by Joseph F. Sohm); must include the famous etchings by Jan Luiken Readings from Mennonite Writings, New and Old (J. Craig Haas, ed.)

The Schleitheim Confession

Confession of Faith in a Mennonite Perspective (Herald Press) - contemporary

The Anabaptist Story: An Introduction to Sixteenth-Century Anabaptism, 3rd ed. (William R. Estep) - already available; part of the 2 volume "The Anabaptists" collection

Erasmus, the Anabaptists, and the Great Commission (Abraham Friesen) - already available; part of the 2 volume "The Anabaptists" collection

A Contemporary Anabaptist Theology (Thomas N. Finger) - already available Mirror of the Martyrs (John S. Oyer & Robert S. Kreider)

Marpeck: A Life of Dissent and Conformity (Studies in Anabaptist and Mennonite History) (Walter Klaassen & William Klassen)

Dirk Philips, Friend and Colleague of Menno Simons, 1504-1568 (Jacobus ten Doornkaat Koolman, trans. by William Keeney)

The writtings of Dirk Phillips, Dyck Beachy - Great collection with commentary

The Life and Thought of Michael Sattler (C. Arnold Snyder)

An Introduction to Mennonite History (Cornelius Dyck)

The Mennonite Encyclopedia Spiritual Life in Anabaptism (Cornelius Dyck) Glimpses of Mennonite History and Doctrine (John Christian Wenger) Anabaptist History & Theology: An Introduction (C. Arnold Snyder)

Mennonite Historical Atlas (Helmut Huebert)

Will the Real Heritics Please Sit Down, David Bercote - Scroll Publishing - A must read for all Early Christian Historians

Will the Theologians please sit Down, David Bercor, Scroll Publishing - comparision of the Early Jewish Sects during the period of Christ compared with todays Theologians.

A Dictionary of Early Christian Beliefs, David Bercot- Why this Dictionary of Early Christian Practices and Beliefs is not in LOGOS is a real mystery... THIS IS A MUST for EVERYONE interested in Early Christian Writers.

Introduction To The Russian Mennonites (Wally Kroeker)

Biblical Interpretation in the Anabaptist Tradition (Studies in the Believers Church Tradition) (Stuart Murray)

Becoming Anabaptist: The Origin and Significance of Sixteenth Century Anabaptism (J. Denny Weaver)

Who Are the Anabaptists: Amish, Brethren, Hutterites, and Mennonites (Donald B. Kraybill)

Beliefs: Mennonite Faith and Practice (John D. Roth)

Doctrins of the Bible by Daniel Kauffman - Herald Press.

A Bible Treasure by William R. McGraff - Amish Mennonite Publications

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PLEASE HELP...

Add your suggestions and keep this going.. REPOST and KEEP it in the TOPIC list maybe LOGOS will Listen???

God Bless

Jeff

Journaling Addin

Sam McCloud — Mon, 17 May 2010 17:22:13 GMT

This is a feature that would be infinitely helpful for tracking personal progress toward reading completion goals, etc. If you're like me there are tons of books you have access to in Logos but it's difficult staying focused on one book or author. I will start reading one thing, get distracted and veer off in some other direction on some other topic in some other book, before I know it, I'll be sitting there a few days later back at the book I started with days beforehand thinking "this is that book I started reading days ago and until just now had forgotten all about...". This might sound like I have a problem with maintaining a focused approach to my studies but it can be difficult when you have over 1000 books and an amazing program that can search the whole lot of them for a topic or passage within seconds. I feel that having a solid, systematic grasp on various topics is necessary and useful for many reasons, but I also want to set and track reading goals for myself as well so I don't get totally lost in the sea of sundry selections. It would also be really great just to be able to track my thoughts and experiences by date and have it all backed up on a Logos server. This is a feature I for one would be willing to pay extra for if it was done well.

Re: Another Anabaptist Suggestion

Fred J. Morgan — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 02:31:30 GMT

We are Anababaptist NOT PUTITANS....Anabaptist or Re-Baptisers - The primary aim of the Anabaptist Radicals was not (as is usually stated) the opposition to infant baptism, still less to some theological convictions surrounding sprinkling or pouring, but the establishment of a pure church of converts in opposition to the mixed church of the world. Medieval antecedents of Anabaptist may include the Brethren the Hussite (Jan Huss , who became one of the forerunners of the Protestant Reformation...); Dutch Sacramentists and some forms of Monasticism; Waldensians also represent a faith similar to the Anabaptists. During the reformation the Anabaptist as they were LATER refered to did not perticapate in Luther Reform movement, Luther still had a church state which required alligence, which the anaqbaptis would not performed. It is often debated to wheither The Catholics or the Protestant Burned more anabaptist.. Most (what we refer to the real ) Anaqbaptist simply moved to other countries like Switzerland netherlands and Moravia a few stayed behind worshiping in the woods houses and caves ... the ones which moved to Munster barracaded themself up and fought from being tortured and killed. This is against true Anabaptist beliefs (non-resistance is An Anabaptist Creed).. However the Catholic church Decided to call the Munster Group Anabaptist and thus to this day Catholics defins Anabaptist as militant (New Catholic Encyclodedia).
PURITANS - were the result of the English reformation. They did not believe the english church had gone far enough. They also rejected the Authorizewd KJV of the Bible. The Anabaptist were also in England at this time and were killed by the hundreds. Some Baptist and Puritans were also killed but this was the refusial the Authorized KJV of the Bible.

Baptist are more than likly an offshoot of the Anabaptist according to the ETS group which held it's 2010 meeting at the New Orleans birthblace of the Conservative Resurggence of the Souther Baptist Convention. After a long discussion the various theories of Baptist Origins, The "Anabaptist Kinship" theory won out over the "English Seperatist" theory (One of both Calvanist and Puritan Origin) as being the most plausable.

Baptist probably came from the Anabaptist...... We are NOT PURITANS.... Anabaptist no exist as AMISH, MENNONITE, HUTTERITE, groups like CHARITY GOSPEL, many home churchs and many Bretherian denomination.

BEING SUCH = Anabaptist writting are not represented by LOGOS..Read my list of BOOKS - Dirk Phillips and Mino Simmons are equivelant to Calvan to a Calanist. These are but two of the many examples.

A Group which is referred too again and again in Christian History has VERY LITTLE in the LOGOS Library.

Thank you an God Bless

Fred

A Must Anabaptist Book

Fred J. Morgan — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 07:24:28 GMT

Doctrins of the Bible by Daniel Kauffman - Herald Press. [Y]

OK This may have been listed before.

This book is basically the closest book you will find to a catacism with Mennonite insites on Faith and living in the form of what is expected of a true Mennonite from the views of how the Anabaptist read and interpet the Bible. Neally all Mennonite families will have this book along with the Martyrs Mirror on the Bookshelf near the Bible.

This is a MUST book for those strudying the Anabaptist faith.

I myself was given this book when I joined the Mennonite Church. It is often given to Mennonite Newly weds.

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Dont Forget the other Anabaptist Books Neglected so far for publication:

Adding to the List - Would make a great Anabaptis Package!!!

The Complete Writings of Menno Simons: Circa 1496-1561
The Legacy of Michael Sattler (Classics of the Radical Reformation, vol. 1) (Michael Sattler)