Philokalia

Good idea.

i'd like to see some EO resources.

I would absolutely agree with this selection; this is an excellent Eastern Orthodox resource!

One of the weakest areas in Logos, in my opinion, is Eastern Orthodox writings.  I was totally unaware of them until a few years ago.  And they are wonderful!

There is a wealth of great stuff there.  Their writings on the Trinity are especially wonderful.

Please, Logos, give us some EO materials!

There are a couple of EO theology resources in the Theological Studies Collection (in pre-pub), and Daniel Clendenin's Eastern Orthodox Theology set is in the Baker Theology Collection (also in pre-pub), but I agree the EO resources are weak.

How about some works by Alexander Schmemann? I don't know his complete ouevre but I have these and would give them a thumbs up:

For the Life of the World: Sacraments and Orthodoxy (Alexander Schmemann) - wonderful book, I just read it!
The Eucharist Sacrament of the Kingdom (Alexander Schmemann)

For a liturgist Dix, Schmemann and Kavanaugh are all essentials

What about Kallistos Ware? I don't know his work but his name comes up all the time in the same contexts with Clendenin and Schmemann in my neck of the woods.

His How to Pray and introduction to the Orthodox Church (I've fogotten the exactly title) have been classics since my college days - certainly How to Pray is a classic for spiritual direction and I highly recommend it.  But I'm enough of an old fogey still using bookshelves to prefer that Logos concentrate on things with enough Scriptural references for the search capabilities to justify the purchase. I know this will change - I'm just not rushing it.[:D]

[Y] to almost everything mentioned in this thread.

As a user of Logos who is also Orthodox, I would have to agree to all of the suggestions above. But let me also present my preferred list of what I would call essential modern Orthodox theologians:

• Alexander Schmenann
• Daniel B. Clendenin
• Hilarion Alfeyev
• John Meyendorff
• George Florovsky
• Kallistos Ware
• Vladimir Lossky
• John Behr

I would have to disagree with one of the previous posters, there are a lot of Orthodox resources in Logos. Those would be the large numbers of texts (although far from all) that we have from the Fathers. We just have few writings from modern Orthodox persons [:D]

I would have to disagree with one of the previous posters, there are a lot of Orthodox resources in Logos. Those would be the large numbers of texts (although far from all) that we have from the Fathers. We just have few writings from modern Orthodox persons

good point!  [:D]

[Y] on your suggestions.

As a user of Logos who is also Orthodox, I would have to agree to all of the suggestions above. But let me also present my preferred list of what I would call essential modern Orthodox theologians:

Whew! Does this mean what I think it does? You'll be pushing for more Orthodox resources and I can move on to the Oriental church resources[:D]

Whew! Does this mean what I think it does? You'll be pushing for more Orthodox resources and I can move on to the Oriental church resources

How about we both push for both. Then we show more interest to Logos and get more resources [:)]

Seriously, while I am (now) Orthodox, my academic pursuit is the Syriac speaking Churches.

For those of you who haven't yet found out, there is now an Orthodox suggestion at Logos' new Uservoice site for prepubs: Add more Orthodox works, and also one for Patristics: Add more Patristic works. Please go add your votes. And then add the remainder of your votes to other suggestions -- preferably mine.

(There is also a new Uservoice site for CP's, with another ten new votes for you to spend: http://communitypricing.uservoice.com/forums/183260-general/filters/top.)   

As a user of Logos who is also Orthodox, I would have to agree to all of the suggestions above. But let me also present my preferred list of what I would call essential modern Orthodox theologians:

• Alexander Schmenann
• Daniel B. Clendenin
• Hilarion Alfeyev
• John Meyendorff
• George Florovsky
• Kallistos Ware
• Vladimir Lossky
• John Behr

Staniloae would not hurt either.

Thank you for all of these suggestions over the last several months (years?). We will do everything we can to provide more Orthodox resources in the near future. [:)]

George Florovsky

Collected Works of Fr. Georges Florovsky, Part 1 (4 vols.)  (and it's on CP, not prepub!) 

The Philokalia or some of the books of extracts from it.

It's in pre-pub now, at least some selections from it:

https://www.logos.com/product/49432/orthodox-spiritual-heritage-collection#002 

The Philokalia or some of the books of extracts from it.

It's in pre-pub now, at least some selections from it:

https://www.logos.com/product/49432/orthodox-spiritual-heritage-collection#002 

I have this in my collection now: https://www.logos.com/product/45046/the-philokalia-a-classic-text-of-orthodox-spirituality

The Philokalia or some of the books of extracts from it.

It's in pre-pub now, at least some selections from it:

https://www.logos.com/product/49432/orthodox-spiritual-heritage-collection#002 

I have this in my collection now: https://www.logos.com/product/45046/the-philokalia-a-classic-text-of-orthodox-spirituality

of course, this is only about the Philokalia . . . but when I speed ordered it, i thought it was THE Philokalia

now add Philokalia Vol. 5 is finally here (almost)

Is The Philokalia available in Logos? Have I missed it?

not in Logos but almost here in English