FW QUESTION: Is there some type of sorting to distinguish between the background of various products

I am evangelical by background and a liberation, Reign of God and emerging church ... by evolution.

One of my desires is to have a more specific and annotated bibliography. I read widely and don't want to artificially sort folk out but would like a little more. I Don't know all the schools, groups etc. Is there some way that a source or database could be added to allow us to use the limited info now presented in the product section to do an internal Logos search to pick up more info short of full Google searches? Thanks, John

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Jacob Hantla

This has been discussed. I think this would just tend to create conflict as labels are tough to define and rarely complete. I would rather recommend as you work through your library (and add new books to your library) that you create a tagging system that works for you. Do you know how to tag your resources? Collections are also valuable for this.

Praiser

As Jacob mentioned tagging and collections are the best way to accomplish this right now

Check out the Wiki at http://wiki.logos.com/Tagging for information on tagging and http://wiki.logos.com/Collections for Collections.

Videos are available also Tagging Collections

John Besse

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/261808#Comment_261808

thanks for the ideas. What I was looking for was some hep in discerning where to use limited resource to buy book, Then I can tag them for my use. I know the difficulties of making comments without incouraging "taking sides."

Are there any commentary reviews or book review summaries as to pastor/student/scholar library-building that would be helpful that already exist and could be referenced by looking at or buying digital copies of them. I am not wanting Logos to theologically rate books. I want multiple perspectives. Are there place to go on the Web? I know that JBL is available but as of yet it is n ot in my budget. Again I read left and right......; liturgical and charismatic...... If I could only find a few sites, sources, or books where I could read selected sections to compare opinions in a widely chosen bracket?

John Besse