How to Study Alongside the Church Fathers

Noel Fitzpatrick

Recently I am trying to use Logos more productively and I am grateful for the help in the forums. In reply to a suggestion I bought the above resource, but cannot make a Personal Book.  Is there a simple way to do this? 

The webinar is not fully satisfactory, as some texts considered by Church Fathers would not be accepted as such by modern scholarship. Some of the resources in Logos have been superseded by modern research.

PS: Is the only difference between Logos and Verbum the home page, so is it immaterial which I choose?

NB.Mick

 

Recently I am trying to use Logos more productively and I am grateful for the help in the forums. In reply to a suggestion I bought the above resource, but cannot make a Personal Book.  Is there a simple way to do this? 

The webinar is not fully satisfactory, as some texts considered by Church Fathers would not be accepted as such by modern scholarship. Some of the resources in Logos have been superseded by modern research.

PS: Is the only difference between Logos and Verbum the home page, so is it immaterial which I choose?

Noel, you did ask about that earlier this week - maybe it's helpful if you try to go with the answers you received here http://community.logos.com/forums/t/88285.aspx and ask further questions in that thread.

There was a recent thread about Logos/Verbum: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/87885/616368.aspx#616368 There are differences in pre-built collections that come up in some guides (church fathers, catechism), but overall the difference currently is small. However, since you already have a base package, buying Verbum now will leave your installation intact and just add the Verbum resources - you may then switch baxk and forth with the command Set Verbum to Yes (No) 

Hope this helps,

Mick