THE KINGDOM OF THE CULTS-WALTER MARTIN & RAVI ZACHARIAS

I would like to suggest that you get THE KINGDOM OF THE CULTS by WALTER MARTIN & RAVI ZACHARIAS, which has been revised and updated for the 21st century. This book is the only one of its kind and should be here on VYRSO. I see that we already have THE KINGDOM OF THE OCCULT here on VYRSO, but THE KINGDOM OF THE CULTS should have been here long before that!

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JT (alabama24)

For clarification: Vyrso is the "trade ebook" store for Faithlife (Logos). The books found in Vyrso are auto-converted from the publisher files. Unfortunately, this title isn't available in an ebook format. Until that happens, it won't be appearing in Vyrso. [:s]

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/717953#Comment_717953

alabama24 can you clarify something for me please. Who is responsible for putting it in ebook format? The publishers or Logos, or both? Thanks.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/718065#Comment_718065

Who is responsible for putting it in ebook format? The publishers or Logos, or both?

For Logos resources, the Faithlife / Logos team take the book and do what needs to be done and so can cope with non-ebook versions

For Vyrso resources, Faithlife require the book in ebook-format from the publishers for them to process it

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/718065#Comment_718065

Who is responsible for putting it in ebook format? The publishers or Logos, or both?

In Vyrso there is a simple answer: the publisher. Vyrso resources are "bare bones" eBooks auto converted directly from the publisher's electronic copies.

In Logos there is a nuanced answer: When Logos was first created, most books didn't have eBook versions, so it was obviously the job of Logos. Today most resources come in an ebook format, and I assume that for most newly published resources Faithlife starts with some form of electronic copy. Books that are older (such as works going through "community pricing" likely wouldn't have eBook versions (at least not ones "from the publisher"), so that task would fall completely on Faithlife's shoulders.