Bruteau was a pioneer in interspirituality and contemplative thinking. Her work bridged the boundaries of traditional academic disciplines, as she brought diverse subjects, such as science, mathematics, philosophy, religion, into conversation with one another. In her work, she explored mystical, contemplative and philosophical texts from multiple religions traditions, particularly within Buddhism, Christianity and Hinduism
This influential philosopher on Christian spirituality is completely missing in Logos/Verbum despite being a featured "book of the month" author in 1993 for a spirituality book club. She is especially critical for people working in multi-faith/missionary situations. However, there is a single request for one of her books:
I have added these as her works are critical for spiritual direction and interfaith interactions. She is also referenced in several existing Logos resources.
This would be a great addition to the Logos library.
Perkins's The Art of Prophesying is one of the first texts detailing the process of preparing sermons. The Puritan divine lays out some of the essentials of interpreting the Scripture and explaining it to the congregation. His work is simple, yet profoundly challenging. Every preacher should read this book.
I didn't suggest a specific one (there's several, public domain and more recent). I chose primarily to see the fragment sequence and index to Origen's 'Against Celsus' indexing. Recommended for anyone needing a decent volume. Celsus is similar to some other important authors … their comments are buried in later writer's…
this book presents solid evidence of the Hebrews in Egypt during the time of Joseph to the exodus.
The NA29 and UBS6 will be coming out later this year. Houghton has updated Metzger's (and Omanson's) textual commentaries to match the UBS6 apparatus. I certainly hope that Logos plans to release this as well. In the U.S. it will be handled by Hendrickson. William Varner (The Master's Seminary) already received a print…
