WEA Theological Resource Library 3?

I have it. I haven't benefited much from it, even the Carson works. Perhaps I've had some search hits on the Evangelical Review of Theology. I don't think I paid $45 for my copy, though, and knowing what I do probably would not.

John Kight said:

Has anyone purchased this that might be able to give me some info? I know its fairly older however it looks like a good price for what you get and it has a few titles by D. A. Carson, which are always a positive.

http://www.logos.com/product/17810/wea-theological-resource-library-version-3

I think it's a good collection - bought it from a third party maybe a year ago and didn't realize that it is available through the website now. As you said, it's a bit older - but what's the 1990s for a Logos resource, the "classical commentaries" are a hundred years older, the puritans and John Newman even more and then you go back to ECF... That said, I put a note on one or two articles that compare evangelical viewpoints to RCC to remind myself that these predate the "joint declaration" from 1999.

Re articles: You may note that the Carson books are edited by him, and he contributed a lot, but were not fully written by him (which need not be bad - he enlisted Edmund Clowney, P.T. O'Brien, R.T France plus some international contributors - by looking again I even found an article by Miroslav Wolf and one by Gerhard Maier). I think the WEF resources show him a bit more irenic than more recent TGC-stuff, but maybe that's only my impression. I was interested in this series, especially since evangelicalism is a pan-denominational thing, to read what the WEA published regarding Justification, Ecclesiology and Worship (the book on the bible & hermeneutics won't be too much news for someone raised in that tradition, I fear). I actually wondered that there even IS a book on ecclesiology by the WEA.

I recall stumbling in a paper book over a reference to Carson's "Right with God: Justification in the bible and the world" and thought: hey, interesting title, look it up on Amazon - but it's already here! 

The mix of thematic driven books one may read on purpose plus the ERT which comes up in searches but as several years of a journal won't be read cover to cover is a good thing, too.  must admit I haven't studied all of it, yet. Given the usual pricing of Logos resources, I concur that the price is not bad - I've spend more money on Logos resources of lesser quality.

Hope this helps