Help with tags, annotations, notes & more...
I'm reading through the Church Fathers for the purpose of identifying points of alignment with Catholic doctrine. I would like to do 3 things:
1. Highlight passages that address a doctrine (Purpose: To draw attention as one is reading through to a key passage)
2. Make notes on that passage (Purpose: Provide my personal thoughts on what I think the passage is saying)
3. Categorize the passage using a marker such as "Eucharist," "Virgin Birth," etc. (Purpose: To be able to search one of these tags across all my resources and see a collection of marked passages.
I'm so confused between tags, visual filters, annotations, notes, etc.
Could someone please outline how to accomplish the above?
Thank you!
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Unfortunately I'm too busy this week creating Verbum documentation for small group use. If you don't get an answer, bump this in a week or two and I'll try to answer.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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So I was actually able to figure this out. I created individual labels for macro topics such as "Trinity" or "Papacy" and applied formatting to those labels.
I also created an attribute under each label called "Sub-Topic" and then would create add values to that attribute for individual passages. Example: I might label a passage that talks about Christ as God with the attribute value "Christ as God."
But I'm curious, is there a way for me to search for a list of those values? For example, could I look up my Trinity label and see the attribute values "Christ as God" "Holy Spirit as God" in a list?
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But I'm curious, is there a way for me to search for a list of those values? For example, could I look up my Trinity label and see the attribute values "Christ as God" "Holy Spirit as God" in a list?
You should be able to
I created a label called "Discipleship Action" with a range of attributes such as "Action - Listening" and a search looks like this
So you should be able to do something like:
{Label Trinity WHERE Attribute ~ "Christ as God"}
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Thanks for the response, Graham!
Where I'm unsure is if I don't remember what the attribute values are. Say I come back to this 1 year from now, and don't know what attribute values have been assigned under my label "Trinity."
Is there a way to pull a list of unique attribute values?
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If you go into the Highlighting Tool and edit the Label you should be able to see the attributes there just as in my screenshot above
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Perfect, thank you. I had mine set up wrong.
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