Southern Baptist Faith & Message on Logos

I have multiple creeds and confessions in my library, and would love to have the Southern Baptist Faith & Message in there as well. Is that something Logos could easily pull together and offer?

Would this be something I could do myself with PBB? Any word on that?

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Kitty Hansberry

Another vendor PC Study Bible had a resource authoring tool that I tried out because I wanted that resource as well. After failing misurably at producing it (things interacted with each other to such an extent that when I fixed one thing it would always break something else), I asked for their help understanding how it all worked and they just produced it and sent it to me free. Appearantly it was no big deal if you were proficient at using their authoring tools.

There are a lot of Southern Baptists out there so you would think a small document such as that would be cheap and get a lot of downloads. Just my opinion.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/207834#Comment_207834

At the moment we don't have the capability to makes resources to share except in L3. I suspect that when L4 has the capability a number of creedal statements and catechisms will become available.

Paul N

Derek, you can find a "Logosified" version of the 1963 BFM in Wayne Grudem's Systematic Theology. It also contains:

The Apostles Creed
Nicene Creed
Chalcedonian Creed
Athanasian Creed
The Thirty-Nine Articles (Church of England 1571)
Westminster Confession of Faith
New Hampshire Baptist Confession
Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy

I'm not sure why Grudem did not include the 2000 version. His work is a one stop shop for many famous confessions and creeds though.

Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/207854#Comment_207854

I'm not sure why Grudem did not include the 2000 version.

His book was originally published in 1994.

Edit: Actually the BF&M in the Logos version of Grudem's ST is the 2000 version. Note the dates:

You can compare the versions here to see that is it the 2000 version: http://www.sbc.net/bfm/bfmcomparison.asp

Paul N

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/207892#Comment_207892

you know Todd you're right. I don't even have a Logos copy of Grudem's Systematic Theology yet was sure my hard copy was last updated in 2004. Instead when I looked again, it was originally printed in 1994 with a 2000 addition of Appendix 6 yet no 2000 update to the BFM. Good catch and further reason to buy it in Logos!

Derek Browning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/207926#Comment_207926

Thanks All! It looks like Grudem's Systematic Theology will stay in first place on my "next purchase" list. I already had it targeted for it's linking to other texts, but hadn't bought it yet because we have a hard-copy on our bookshelf, and I was hoping to see it on sale at some point.

Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/208317#Comment_208317

It looks like Grudem's Systematic Theology will stay in first place on my "next purchase" list. I already had it targeted for it's linking to other texts

FYI, just so you don't get your hopes too high: its "linking to other texts" is not that great. Many relevant resources have been added to Logos since it was produced and it needs to be updated to link properly to them. The references are there, but they aren't links, so you'll have to manually look up the references until it gets updated:

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/26574/196050.aspx