Evangelical Only Collection?

Hi, As my library increases so do the resources which I consider to be written by those of non-evangelical tradition. These are helpful for research and culture study, but at times I would like to ignore Non Messianic Jewish tradition and Roman Catholic tradition etc... in my search results. Does anybody have a way to do this on a large scale? Thanks!

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John Kight

which I consider to be

I sounds like you may need to weed through your library and identify that which you "consider to be" evangelical, because any filtering on a large scale may conflict with your personal opinion of evangelical. With that said you can try to use community tags within the library search field (i.e. Tag:catholic) to sift out those identified by the Logos community as non-evangelical. Ultimately you will want to make a collection of the resources you have identified as evangelical so that you can use it for more narrowed searching.

Hope that helps. I am sure others may present a different angle.

John Kight

which I consider to be

Hope that helps. I am sure others may present a different angle.

TCBlack

Hi, As my library increases so do the resources which I consider to be written by those of non-evangelical tradition. These are helpful for research and culture study, but at times I would like to ignore Non Messianic Jewish tradition and Roman Catholic tradition etc... in my search results. Does anybody have a way to do this on a large scale? Thanks!

Sounds like you need to make use of Library Tagging: https://wiki.logos.com/Tagging

You may also want to investigate Collections: https://wiki.logos.com/Collections

Both of these Wiki pages will assist you in isolating those parts of your library from others that may not fit a given criteria. It's a bit like putting your books on different shelves. But with both tagging and then collections you can actually have the same book of many different shelves at the same time.