Same book, but published by 2 different publishers. I guess the only advantage is one doesn't appear to have geographical restrictions.
Not a true duplicate, then. The publication years are also different. If Logos deletes one, hopefully it’ll be the Thomas Nelson one, as the other will likely be accessible to a greater number of customers.
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Paul Caneparo
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Same book, but published by 2 different publishers. I guess the only advantage is one doesn't appear to have geographical restrictions.
https://ebooks.faithlife.com/product/130639/the-anointing-yesterday-today-and-tomorrow
The cheaper one has a price advantage for US customers
https://ebooks.faithlife.com/product/12403/the-anointing-yesterday-today-and-tomorrow
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Paul Caneparo said:
Same book, but published by 2 different publishers. I guess the only advantage is one doesn't appear to have geographical restrictions.
Not a true duplicate, then. The publication years are also different. If Logos deletes one, hopefully it’ll be the Thomas Nelson one, as the other will likely be accessible to a greater number of customers.
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Yasmin Stephen said:
Not a true duplicate, then. The publication years are also different. If Logos deletes one, hopefully it’ll be the Thomas Nelson one, as the other will likely be accessible to a greater number of customers.
True, but same contents apart from the endorsements and might lead someone to buy the one they don't have. I wouldn't necessarily expect Logos to withdraw one, but simply pointing out they're the same contents.
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