New logos.com: Authors and Publishers do not belong in Product Guides page

On the main Product Guides page, the sections for Authors and Publishers don't belong ("one of these things is not like the others, one of these things just doesn't belong...") -- they are simply links to searches. There never were product guides for these authors and publishers, as I recall.

Also many of the other links on that page (which there are proper product guides pages for) aren't working but are just sending you to a search results page.

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fgh

And I would think 'Puritan' should be 'Puritanism', in parallell with 'Catholicism' and 'Lutheranism'.

Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/188809#Comment_188809

And I would think 'Puritan' should be 'Puritanism', in parallell with 'Catholicism' and 'Lutheranism'.

Never heard the term "Puritanism" before. Or "Lutheranism" for that matter--what's wrong with plain "Lutheran"? (Or even "Catholic"?)

They should just use the shorter terms in the Product Guides like they do in the sidebar links:

fgh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/188823#Comment_188823

Never heard the term "Puritanism" before. Or "Lutheranism" for that matter

I certainly have, and I'm not even a native speaker. [:)]

what's wrong with plain "Lutheran"?

'Lutheran' is an adjective; 'Lutheranism' is a noun. Like 'Jewish' and 'Judaism', 'Catholic' and 'Catholicism', 'Christian' and 'Christianity'.

(Unless, of course, we're talking about a Lutheran -- in which case it is a noun -- but I doubt that's what I'm going to find if I click the link. [:)] )

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/188823#Comment_188823

Never heard the term "Puritanism" before.

I definitely have, and could never forget it. We were given a paper assignment in 10th grade English to write on "What is Puritanism?" and the teacher gave nearly everyone in the class a failing mark without any feedback as to why our papers were unacceptable. She just told us to redo them. It turned out she and the other honors English teacher were dating each other and were in cahoots and were trying to weed people out of their classes so they could combine them into one class that they'd co-teach together. She was an awful teacher anyway, and we complained to our parents who complained to the principal and the school superintendant about her, and it wasn't long after that she was fired. So whenever I hear the term Puritanism, I think of that experience. Fortunately I could now write an A+ paper on what is Puritanism if I needed to. I could even describe what are differing kinds of Puritanisms. [:)]