The Hammer of God? How about this and other similar books of this genre in Lutheran package?

Rev. Delwyn X. Campbell Sr

If Hammer of God is considered a classic work, why is it not included in our bundles? Also, "Concordia: The Reader's Edition would be nice, since many in our congregations are encouraged to own that book

Todd Frusti

I would agree.  "The Hammer of God"  is an excellent read.  I see this as adding value to any Lutheran package. Good suggestion. 

Virgil Buttram

Did you mean this?

Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/785845#Comment_785845

Todd Frusti said:

I would agree.  "The Hammer of God"  is an excellent read.  I see this as adding value to any Lutheran package. Good suggestion. 

I don't think the contracts for Vyrso books would allow that

Virgil Buttram

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/785882#Comment_785882

NB.Mick said:

I don't think the contracts for Vyrso books would allow that

Necessitating a Logos Edition, of course.

Rev. Delwyn X. Campbell Sr

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/785873#Comment_785873

Yep - I got it too. It's useful since I try to put references to BoC in sermons, and I am pretty sure that none of my congregation is going to buy the Kolb edition anytime soon - plus Concordia has such nice illustrations. [:D]

Rev. Delwyn X. Campbell Sr

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/785882#Comment_785882

I think that I ended up buying it on Kindle. Ah well, another loss for LOGOS...