In my library I have a resource called "Noet Help" by Rick Brannan. I have no clue a to what it is and can't find any information about it. I am curious as to what this is all about. Any clues?
Years (and years) ago Logos had another web store called Noet where they sold Christian Fiction books. These have since been moved to ebooks.faithlife.com.
Oops… I mixed that up. Noet was for more scholarly works. Vryso was for fiction and ebooks.
I found this in an old e-mail from 2015
My last order from Noet was in 2019
My last order from Vryso was in 2014
It was an older variant of the Logos-Verbum program that focused more on secular, non-Christian, and ancient philosophical works. I think it’s been discontinued for over ten years now.
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