What Topic is asigned to my book

I'm not interested in a Topic search, rather, I am interested in knowing what Logos online search Topic selection will surface a particular resource/book. That is, more directly, given a particular book, what search Topic selection would find it?

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Graham Criddle

Can you give an example to clarify what you are looking for please?

Dave Hooton

The Info section of the book will provide a Factbook Search:

Click the "Doctrine…." link and it will be found under Library > Books in Factbook.

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