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Fred J. Morgan

After Posting several suggestions about books. I read the Forums. I admit I have not searched very thoroughly.

Can some one answer, does LOGOS review these? Confused

I have noticed that some important POST such as INDEX SEARCH errors are not answered?

No malace here. Just a question, I enjoy my Librononix and Logos Library and I am concerned.

May God Bless All Smile

Fred

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FredMorgan Posted: Wed Sep 2, 2009 5:04 PM

"The Dictionary of Early christian Beliefs", David Bercoit, SCROLL Publishing. http://www.scrollpublishing.com/store/more-dictionary.html

I am EXTREMELY SORRY that LOGOS has not offered this book.

It is one of the best reference books to early church history around and is on my desktop next to the computer whenever I am researching the early church.

START LARGE TEST Mr. Bercoit has an outstanding understaning of the Early Church this book would be an asset in any library.. END LARGE TEXT

Also - some of his other writing such as "Will the Real Heritics Please Stand Up" should be manditory reading for Christians.

Sorry for my Loud Voice in this TEXT.

Thank you for listening and God Bless

Fred

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TCBlack

Can some one answer, does LOGOS review these?

Judging from many such queries in the past and multiple suggestions filed. the answer is yes. Logos does read them, but they do not specifically answer most of the suggestions. The only major exception to the rule has been when someone suggested a resource that was soon to be under developement. At such times I've seen a Logos employee say "watch the prepub page next week" or something like that.

J.R. Miller

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/7828#Comment_7828

they read, but do not always reply.

Dave Jones

Yes, Logos reads the suggestions for titles made on the Forum. The most direct way is to send a bibliography (at lease publisher and copyright) to suggest@logos.com. I would add a sentence or two as to why this would be a helpful resource, especially if it happens to be a required textbook at a school. This goes directly to our Publisher Relations Dept. for evaluation as to when to pursue the publisher for the license. Posting it on the Forum helps to rally support from other users as to the value of the title. We are committed to building a library of all important biblical reference works as quickly as we can.