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Theology Buffs

Jerry M

This isn't for everyone, but if you have an interest in systematic theology... In my favorites tool I created a series of folders named with the categories of doctrines and nested them into one folder named systematic theology. I had previously created a collection of all my systematic doctrine resources(per Mark Barnes' videos). I then did a series of basic searches in that collection for the various doctrines and selected the ones I felt were useful and dragged them into the relevant folders. Now if I note something pertinent from wikipedia, a theological journal. a scripture reference, etc. I have a place to keep it. Now you could just do a basic search only as you need too, but by doing this you have instant access to articles you already have filtered according to your needs.

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Locksmythe

Excellent idea, Jerry. Don't forget about Israelology since about 5/6'ths of the Bible is written about Israel. Dr. Arnold Fruchtenbaum did his doctoral thesis on Israelology and can be found in the Ariel Ministry collection through logos: http://www.logos.com/products/details/3034

Keep up the good work!

MJ. Smith

In my favorites tool I created a series of folders named with the categories of doctrines and nested them into one folder named systematic theology.

Don't forget the possibility of sharing your work through topics.logos.com

TCBlack

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/161264#Comment_161264

In my favorites tool I created a series of folders named with the categories of doctrines and nested them into one folder named systematic theology.

Don't forget the possibility of sharing your work through topics.logos.com

Indeed, I would think this would be a perfect use of topics.

Praiser

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/161264#Comment_161264

In my favorites tool I created a series of folders named with the categories of doctrines and nested them into one folder named systematic theology.

Don't forget the possibility of sharing your work through topics.logos.com

I was looking at this earlier...

How would you suggest Doctrines be added? Individually under each Doctrine and then link the individual pages to a main page titled Systematic Theology or Theology?

Looks like there are a few Doctrine topics already started and there is a Theology topic was started without much information posted.

TCBlack

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/161301#Comment_161301

How would you suggest Doctrines be added? Individually under each Doctrine and then link the individual pages to a main page titled Systematic Theology or Theology?

I would suggest the headings you have done are good.

Start with Systematic Theology, and a link back to it from "theology".

Add then each subsection as a list link to a more complete treatement. e.g. Dogmatic theology as a separate topic, but have it linked under systematic theology.

Thus as each topic is examined, the links up to other topics are visible.

Simon’s Brother

This isn't for everyone, but if you have an interest in systematic theology... In my favorites tool I created a series of folders named with the categories of doctrines and nested them into one folder named systematic theology. I had previously created a collection of all my systematic doctrine resources(per Mark Barnes' videos). I then did a series of basic searches in that collection for the various doctrines and selected the ones I felt were useful and dragged them into the relevant folders. Now if I note something pertinent from wikipedia, a theological journal. a scripture reference, etc. I have a place to keep it. Now you could just do a basic search only as you need too, but by doing this you have instant access to articles you already have filtered according to your needs.

So many great things you can do with L4 so little time.....between...well the forums and the forums...where I am I going to find time to do this ?

Praiser

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/161311#Comment_161311

This has been started on topics.logos.com under "Systematic Theology" feel free to join in.

http://topics.logos.com/Systematic_Theology

Steve Adams

how can i get this into my Logos?

nancy

Scot Jefferies

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/161352#Comment_161352

how can i get this into my Logos?

Good question, Nancy. This wiki section will get you started http://wiki.logos.com/Favorites. You'll need to set up the nested folders from the screen shot how you'd like them. If you have need of additional assistance then the forum is great for more and I've even gotten some great "bonus" info here.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/161352#Comment_161352

how can i get this into my Logos?

Select Readings lists ... then do a search or while it's still new it will pop up here and on the home page ...