Sorting the products by bestselling shows the most popular resources first. But what happens when browsing to the very bottom of the list? I found out.
On the very bottom, the following facsimile book is found:
The chart and scale of truth by which to find the cause of error; lectures read before the University of Oxford at the lecture founded by the Rev. John Bampton, M.A., Vol II | Logos Bible Software
In case you're wondering, what this book is about, I asked ChatGPT...
The book titled “The Chart and Scale of Truth: By Which to Find the Cause of Error” consists of lectures delivered before the University of Oxford at the lecture series established by the Reverend John Bampton, M.A. The author, Edward Tatham, explores methods to discern truth from error. Although the exact content of Volume II is not specified, the work as a whole aims to provide intellectual insights and guidance in navigating the complexities of understanding and identifying erroneous beliefs.
Removing facsimiles from the products list puts a lot of ebooks at the bottom. The last one is the following:
Amor al aire | Logos Bible Software
Not very surprising...
However, what is surprising is the least bestselling English ebook, which is not Latino romance (nor any other romance, or even a novel).
Understanding Scripture: Forty Things to Know about the Christian Bible | Logos Bible Software
It looks like a solid introduction to the Bible. This one leaves me wondering why...
Filtering out the ebooks as well leaves us with only Logos editions. On the bottom there's another surprise:
Český Studijní Překlad (Czech Study Bible) | Logos Bible Software
Maybe the number of users who grab everything that's free just because it's free is a lot lower than I would have thought. The least bestselling non-free Logos resource is:
A Handbook on Paul's Letter to the Ephesians | Logos Bible Software
That comes as another surprise, but maybe it's so far down at the bottom because it's part of many base packages, and currently not even available as a standalone purchase. So the least bestselling non-free Logos edition, that's not in any library or BP, is:
The Pentateuch Vindicated from the Objections and Misrepresentations of Bishop Colenso | Logos Bible Software
Time to use ChatGPT again...
“The Pentateuch Vindicated from the Objections and Misrepresentations of Bishop Colenso” is a work by Peter Davidson, a reverend. In this book, Davidson addresses the criticisms and misrepresentations made by Bishop John William Colenso. Colenso’s objections to the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible, are scrutinized by Davidson. Additionally, the book delves into the possible motivations behind Colenso’s controversial writings. The lectures within the book provide a thorough examination of Colenso’s politics and actions during his tenure as a bishop in South Africa.
