Suggestions: Jaroslav Pelikan (of interest to Lutherans and Orthodox)
The Christian Tradition (5 Volume Series from University of Chicago Press)
The next series is huge. I have one volume, but I believe there are four in total (with the Credo volume included to make up the fourth). Apparently, it comes with a CD containing original language creeds. It would be absolutely ripe for conversion to Logos format.
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Yes, yes, yes! [Y]
We've been requesting this for so long (since at least five years ago). I'm guessing it's been hard for Faithlife to establish a relationship with University of Chicago Press. Otherwise we should have had this long ago.
How 'bout it, Lutheran Product Manager (whoever that is these days)? Gabe?
Rayner said:(of interest to Lutherans and Orthodox)
And Catholics and any Protestants who are interested in Church history and development of doctrine...
(This should probably be moved to the Lutheran Products forum, or Orthodox, to get the attention of the right product manager.)
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Rosie Perera said:
Yes, yes, yes!
We've been requesting this for so long (since at least five years ago). I'm guessing it's been hard for Faithlife to establish a relationship with University of Chicago Press. Otherwise we should have had this long ago.
Sorry, should have searched the forums first, but I did search Logos :-) Also, the Creeds series is with Yale University Press. Does FL have a relationship with them?
Rosie Perera said:Rayner said:(of interest to Lutherans and Orthodox)
And Catholics and any Protestants who are interested in Church history and development of doctrine...
Yes, quite, and also Anglicans. But one could keep on typing forever
(Might it be worth emailing Chicago university press direct? I am inspired by whoever it was that contacted Zondervan...)
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Rayner said:Rosie Perera said:Rayner said:
(of interest to Lutherans and Orthodox)
And Catholics and any Protestants who are interested in Church history and development of doctrine...
Yes, quite, and also Anglicans. But one could keep on typing forever
I think we could sum it up by saying that Pelikan's work should be of interest to all English-reading Christians.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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SineNomine said:
I think we could sum it up by saying that Pelikan's work should be of interest to all English-reading Christians.
Fine :-) If that's what it would do to get Pelikan's work into Logos, I'm all for it!
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Pelikan's Jesus Through the Centuries has now been added to the Book Suggestions UserVoice. [:)] Visit and vote!
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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