Great Theological Works.

Ted Hans

Please Logos, i would be happy if these theological works are made available in the Logos digital format. Thanks

Ted.

Institutes of Elenctic Theology, 3
Volumes Francis Turrentin
Integrative Theology by Bruce A. Demarest and Gordon R.
Lewis
Renewal Theology: Systematic
Theology from a Charismatic Perspective (Three Volumes in One) by J. Rodman Williams
Systematic Theology by : R.L. Dabney
A Theology for the Church :Edited by Daniel L. Akin
Theology for the Community of God :Stanley J. Grenz
Reformed Dogmatics by: Herman Hoeksema
Essentials of Evangelical Theology (2 Volumes
in 1) by Donald G. Bloesch
Buswell, James Oliver, Jr. A Systematic
Theology of the Christian Religion
Garrett, James Leo. Systematic Theology:
Biblical, Historical, Evangelical. 2 vols
Manual of Theology by J.L. Dagg
D.D

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Todd Phillips

Yep. I've especially wondered for a while why Turretin hasn't made it into Logos.

John Bowling

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/5332/41870.aspx#41870

We should see it eventually.

Ted Hans

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/5332/41870.aspx#41870

We should see it eventually.

Thanks John for the update. I missed Phil's post.

Ted

Rosie Perera

6. Theology for the Community of God :Stanley J. Grenz

+1 [Y]

8. Essentials of Evangelical Theology (2 Volumes in 1) by Donald G. Bloesch

Isn't the Christian Foundations Collection (7 Vols.) by Bloesch an expanded version of his Essentials of Evangelical Theology, or at least it's so much more comprehensive that it makes the other redundant?

Todd Phillips

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/5332/41870.aspx#41870

We should see it eventually.

Going from "the list" to prepub = 1 year

Going from "gathering interest" to "in development" = 2 years

Going from development to production = 1 1/2 years

Sound about right? [:D] Maybe the more noise we make the faster it will go to the top of "the list".

John Bowling

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/5332/41870.aspx#41870

We should see it eventually.

Going from "the list" to prepub = 1 year

Going from "gathering interest" to "in development" = 2 years

Going from development to production = 1 1/2 years

Sound about right? Maybe the more noise we make the faster it will go to the top of "the list".

Yes, Logos has demonstrated before (with the Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament, for example) that it can get these works out the door rather quickly when it tries.

Ted Hans

at least it's so much more comprehensive that it makes the other redundant?

I am not sure every one wants to read through the 7vols. work. Redundant I'd say - no.

Ted

Rosie Perera

5. A Theology for the Church :Edited by Daniel L. Akin

Just saw a sample chapter of this one at the publisher's website, and it looks good.

Daniel Bender

Good suggestions Ted. I would like to see. . .

Institutes of Elenctic Theology, 3
Volumes Francis Turrentin
Integrative Theology by Bruce A. Demarest and Gordon R.
Lewis
A Theology for the Church :Edited by Daniel L. Akin
Theology for the Community of God :Stanley J. Grenz
Reformed Dogmatics by: Herman Hoeksema
Buswell, James Oliver, Jr. A Systematic
Theology of the Christian Religion

I'm not as familiar with the others you listed. I like and use "Integrated Theology" along with others I own, but it doesn't seem to be as popular as others such as Grudem's, Reymond's, or Erickson's works in theology. I would really like to see it in logos.

Logan Hall

Renewal Theology: Systematic
Theology from a Charismatic Perspective (Three Volumes in One) by J. Rodman Williams

[Y] +1

Blair Laird

[Y] Love theology books

Brent Brooks

Ted, Couldn't agree with you more. I also put out a similar list:

James Leo Garrett, Systematic Theology: Biblical Historical & Evangelical

Bruce Demarest and Gordon Lewis, Evangelical Theology

Grider, Wesleyan Holiness Theology

Dunning, Grace, Faith & Holiness: A Wesleyan Theology

J. Rodman Williams, Renewal Theology

See mine at:

http://community.logos.com/forums/t/25251.aspx

Russ White

Institutes of Elenctic Theology, 3
Volumes Francis Turrentin
Integrative Theology by Bruce A. Demarest and Gordon R.
Lewis

These are the two I'd really like to see available in Logos 4.I'd put #2 above #1, though --that's the one I really want.

Russ

Carl Sanders

I concur with this list, though would also like the Akin edited Theology for the Church (some more recent Southern Baptist approaches). Probably there are more I'd like, but these are a good start. Not that I don't have a few things I haven't got to in my library already...

I notice that Akin, Williams, Lewis & Demarst and Grider all have Kindle versions (which I'm not recommending of course!) - but makes me wonder if they could at least do a Vyrso conversion (which I assume is quicker and less thorough) but which would allow them to integrate into our Logos library - if they can't/won't do the whole thing). Crossway did that with a couple of their books (e.g., David Clark's To Know and Love God: Method for Theology) - which, by the way is a great deal at $7.49 at Vyrso (same with Graham Cole's He Who Gives Life: The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit).

Here's hoping we get some of them one way or another.

Ted Hans

Finally!

Institutes of Elenctic Theology, 3 Volumes Francis Turrentin

it's here https://www.logos.com/product/30296/institutes-of-elenctic-theology

Manual of Theology by J.L. Dagg D.D

Now available https://www.logos.com/product/21337/the-works-of-john-l-dagg

Systematic Theology by : R.L. Dabney

here https://www.logos.com/product/8520/robert-lewis-dabney-collection

Still hopeful, Please

Integrative Theology by Bruce A. Demarest and Gordon R. Lewis

Renewal Theology: Systematic Theology from a Charismatic Perspective (Three Volumes in One) by J. Rodman Williams

A Theology for the Church :Edited by Daniel L. Akin

Theology for the Community of God :Stanley J. Grenz

Reformed Dogmatics by: Herman Hoeksema

Essentials of Evangelical Theology (2 Volumes in 1) by Donald G. Bloesch

Buswell, James Oliver, Jr. A Systematic Theology of the Christian Religion

Garrett, James Leo. Systematic Theology: Biblical, Historical, Evangelical. 2 vols

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JPH

Essentials of Evangelical Theology (2 Volumes in 1) by Donald G. Bloesch

really love to see this one in logos.

Erik

Time for another bump.

I'd love to see Integrative Theology by Lewis and Demarest. I also concur with Essentials of Evangelical Theology by Bloesch!