What's the biggest or best Logos resource for creeds and confessions? Just today I was looking to see if I had something in my collection with that included the Thirty-Nine Articles -- nope.
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Honestly, I had never heard of "The Thirty-Nine Articles" since I am not in the Anglican tradition. However when I searched for that phrase I got at least 9 hits. You could search the Logos store for any of the titles (in light Grey) and the page for these resources should mention what packages contain them.
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The Thirty-Nine Articles are included in Volume 3 of The Creeds of Christendom, by Philip Schaff.
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The Thirty-Nine Articles are found in a number of sources the most useful of which is Grudem's Systematic Theology
https://www.logos.com/product/8413/systematic-theology-an-introduction-to-biblical-doctrine also
https://www.logos.com/product/3041/the-anglican-tradition
they will all cost you about $40.00, although you may be able to wrangle a deal for both the Anglican Tradition and the volumes Rosie mentions, if you call sales. But, for my money Grudem's is the soundest purchase.
Edit:Best price. Listed under the heading Articles of Religion in the Book of Common Prayer 1928. Cost $8.99.
https://www.logos.com/product/42619/the-book-of-common-prayer-1928
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The two Logos resources that would be of most interest to you are:
Creeds of Christendom is undoubtedly the biggest, but The Anglican Tradition might be more helpful depending important other Anglican sources are to you.
Thanks everyone! I've been eyeing Schaff's Creeds for a while, and decided to pick it up.