Some intriguing books I've come across

Would be good to have these in Logos or Vyrso:

The Authenticity of Faith: The Varieties and Illusions of Religious Experience by Richard Beck (Abilene Christian University Press, 2012)

A Slaughtered Lamb: Revelation and the Apocalyptic Response to Evil and Suffering by Gregory Stevenson (Abilene Christian University Press, 2013)

Reading Revelation Responsibly: Uncivil Worship and Witness: Following the Lamb into the New Creation by Michael J. Gorman (Cascade Books / Wipf & Stock, 2011)

Let Her Lead: Creating a Better Future for Women in the Church by Brady Boyd (Bondfire Books, 2013)

The Jesus Creed by Scot McKnight (Paraclete Press, 2009) - very surprising Logos doesn't have this, given you have lots of other Scot McKnight books

Chasing Francis: A Pilgrim's Tale by Ian Morgan Cron (Zondervan, 2013) - Vyrso already has another book by this author

God of the Possible by Gregory A. Boyd (Baker, 2000)

My, the things you discover following rabbit trails of related books (bought by same people or published by same publisher or even by an author with merely the same last name) on Amazon!

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Lynden O. Williams

Rosie, you are addicted to the acquisition of knowledge. I will make you my Vice President.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/513694#Comment_513694

Rosie, you are addicted to the acquisition of knowledge. I will make you my Vice President.

She would definitely be better than the present Vice-President Doorknob.

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/513694#Comment_513694

Rosie, you are addicted to the acquisition of knowledge.

Perhaps more accurately, I'm addicted to accumulating sources from which one can acquire knowledge. Whether I actually ever acquire that knowledge is another discussion entirely. Of the 11,000+ books in my Logos library, I've only read 29 of them cover to cover, and that includes the Bible. I've dabbled in a lot and I know where to find a lot of info if I need to look something up, but do I actually know the content? Not so sure...