More Journals Please

Stephen Paynter

I've posted this list before, but not in the Suggestions forum:

I would love to see ...

all the good academic journals not already available, but especially:

Journal for the Study of the New Testament (JSNT)
Journal for the Study of the Old Testament (JSOT)
New Testament Studies (NTS)
Novum Testamentum (NT)
Vetus Testamentum (VT)
Journal of Biblical Literature (JBL) - The early missing years

Quickly followed by:

Biblica
Bulletin for Biblical Research (Hey this will be in TJL vol 15! so progress!)
Scottish Journal of Theology
Scottish Journal of Systematic Theology
Journal of International Systematic Theology
Sixteenth Century Journal
Biblical Interpretation
Interpretation
Havard Theological Review
Journal of Theological Studies
Theology
Theology Today
Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft
Zeitschrift für die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft und die Kunde der Älteren Kirche

Also some of the missing "evangelical" and "Reformed" journals from the Galaxie collections, such as:

Calvin Theological Journal
Evangelical Quarterly

And not forgetting:

Catholic Biblical Quarterly

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Lynden O. Williams

You have my vote Edward.

Paul-C

+1[Y][Y][Y]

David Paul

Journal for the Study of the New Testament (JSNT)

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament (JSOT)

New Testament Studies (NTS)

Novum Testamentum (NT)

Vetus Testamentum (VT)

A hearty [Y] for all of these, but I especially want NT & VT...I see these two journals quoted profusely in my Logos library. Please pull the necessary strings. I know I have asked for these before also--I hope these aren't in the same hurry up and wait category that TDOT is in. [:S]

Stephen Paynter

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/482172#Comment_482172

Please pull the necessary strings.

Like you, the only strings I have is to ask nicely ... over and over and over again; and when they are on pre-pub, do what I can to help publicise their presence on the forums, constructing arguments about why they are the good resource that they are.

Randy Lane

I've posted this list before, but not in the Suggestions forum:

I would love to see ...

   all the good academic journals not already available, but especially:

Journal for the Study of the New Testament (JSNT)

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament  (JSOT)

New Testament Studies (NTS)

Novum Testamentum (NT)

Vetus Testamentum (VT)

Journal of Biblical Literature (JBL)  - The early missing years

Quickly followed by:

Biblica

Bulletin for Biblical Research       (Hey this will be in TJL vol 15! so progress!)

Scottish Journal of Theology

Scottish Journal of Systematic Theology

Journal of International Systematic Theology

Sixteenth Century Journal

Biblical Interpretation

Interpretation

Havard Theological Review

Journal of Theological Studies

Theology

Theology Today

Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft

Zeitschrift für die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft und die Kunde der Älteren Kirche

Also some of the missing "evangelical" and "Reformed" journals from the Galaxie collections, such as:

Calvin Theological Journal

Evangelical Quarterly

And not forgetting:

Catholic Biblical Quarterly

[Y][Y][Y]

All have my vote (and $$ support/buying commitment)

[Y][Y][Y]

But given the fledgling support for the Theological Journal Library, more may prove difficult.

I'd like to see Logos support journal subscriptions with delivery in Logos format. But I am quite sure there is a huge effort required to convert journals for Logos given widely differing formatting. And the issue is even more problematic given a trend in journal to migrate to web-based creation and delivery, which is even more difficult to convert to a document-centric system like Logos.

Andy

I would love to see ...

[Y][Y][Y]

Joseph Turner

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/482259#Comment_482259

[Y] [Y]

Stephen Paynter

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/482312#Comment_482312

If I can add to my own thread ...

I would also include, the recent editions of the "Trinity Journal", that used to be the TJL.

On a side note, does anyone know why it dropped out?

Donovan R. Palmer

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/482379#Comment_482379

+1 [Y]

Also a +1 vote to get Galaxie Journals back on track! [:)]

Stephen Paynter

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/482400#Comment_482400

Hey, have you seen ... there is a new academic journal in pre-pub land .... Yay!

Paul-C

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/483069#Comment_483069

This one?

http://www.logos.com/product/31461/journal-for-the-evangelical-study-of-the-old-testament

(Sorry, iPhone won't hyperlink the website address.)

Rosie Perera

Theology

Came across a need for this one tonight. Thankfully I still have access to e-journals through my academic library, but that won't be forever, and they're not tagged and integrated in with my Logos library.

Stephen Paynter

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/486320#Comment_486320

Theology

Came across a need for this one tonight. Thankfully I still have access to e-journals through my academic library, but that won't be forever, and they're not tagged and integrated in with my Logos library.

Yes, I'm worried about when my access to e-journals via the University of Bristol library runs out in 2016.

At the moment, I am doing work in Reformed covenant theology, and could really do with Calvin Theological Journal and the Mid-America Journal of Theology in Logos ... especially the Calvin Theology Journal, as much of it doesn't seem to be available digitally at all - even through University on-line libraries. That is also true of many issues of Biblica.

Niko

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/486366#Comment_486366

I'd like to have Maarav.

http://www.maarav.com

JPH

I would love to see ...

all the good academic journals not already available, but especially:

[Y]

Paul-C

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/486629#Comment_486629

Any non-Lutherans considering the Wisconsin Luthern Quarterly 1990-2010 (84 Issues) on pre-pub?

http://www.logos.com/product/8817/wisconsin-lutheran-quarterly-1990-2010

Seems like good value at $59.95 for 84 issues. The sample articles list sounds interesting too:

“Pastor Am I Baptized?”—The Validity of Baptism
Pastoral Leadership from the Perspective of Church History
The Lutheran Doctrine of Sanctification and Its Rivals
Seventeenth Century Exegetical Brief: 1 Timothy 1:9
Seventeenth Century Pastoral Theology: Cases Concerning the Lord’s Supper
“I Desire Mercy, Not Sacrifice”—Hosea 6:6
Exegetical Brief: Luke 15:7—Who Are the Ninety-Nine?
Doctrinal Challenges Facing Lutheranism in the 21st Century
Memories of Lent: An Ash Wednesday Sermon
Technology in Worship—Useful Tool or a Clanging Cymbal?
Whatever Happened to Evangelicalism?
Postmodernism among Evangelicals
Current Thinking on John’s Gospel
Resurgence of Postmillennialism
Pastors and Plagiarism: Some Thoughts
Is American Catholicism in Decline?
“Christian America”—Fact or Fiction?
The Death Penalty and Biblical Morality

Unix

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/490197#Comment_490197

Yeah, it does look like good value! I placed a pre-pub order now, ships on May 22.:

Any non-Lutherans considering the Wisconsin Luthern Quarterly 1990-2010 (84 Issues) on pre-pub? [...]
Seems like good value at $59.95 for 84 issues.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/490197#Comment_490197

Seems like good value at $59.95 for 84 issues.

Did you know about the Evangelical Review of Theology (1977-2005). It covers 28 years, and 99 issues, and is even better great value at $45, particularly when you consider it comes with a dozen books, several of them edited by Don Carson. It's also got an excellent index.

Russ White

Any and all journals are good!

Russ

Paul-C

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/490815#Comment_490815

Seems like good value at $59.95 for 84 issues.

Did you know about the Evangelical Review of Theology (1977-2005). It covers 28 years, and 99 issues, and is even better great value at $45, particularly when you consider it comes with a dozen books, several of them edited by Don Carson. It's also got an excellent index.

Thanks for the heads up, Mark. I hadn't seen this bundle before and it represents awesome value. Just bought it.