I was contacted via email by a salesman at Logos who proposed I give them a list of resources and they would provide me the lowest price they could off the listed sales price.
Before I submitted anything, he sent me a large list of resources with reduced prices, but unfortunately, they were either all from reformed or from authors who are more liberal, which I avoid. I have enough of that stuff in my Portfolio LE package.
So I provided him two of the highly recommended resources from a pastor who is rather conservative and of the free grace side of the tracks and was told they were already at the lowest price online.
I have a hunch that the conservative materials are so much more in demand that they can afford to keep the prices higher as they have no problem selling them. The other stuff is hard to move and must be dropped in price. Economics tell a lot since one cannot argue obsolescence.
Are you implying reformed = liberal?
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Alan Charles Gielczyk: Are you implying reformed = liberal?
I'm pretty sure Pat was just about to add that his town has two sets of tracks running perpendicular to each other. His side (free grace) inhabits the southern and western parts of town as split by the tracks. The reformed people are just north of him, yet on the other side of the East to West track still on the west side. They never seem to get out of church on time, so they're easy to beat to the cafeteria line on Sundays. The liberals on the other hand live south of the tracks just like Pat does yet on the east side of town. Pat rubs shoulders with them at Friday night bingo and at the flea markets. He's also made some good friendships with them during the annual town park clean up. In case anyone was wondering the Northeast side of town is dominated by a wetlands/forest nature preserve always ripe for hunting and fishing.
Pat you know I'm just kidding you...
Oh and Alan, I would assume from the OP, Pat desires not to collect any more reformed or liberal resources. They differ on many "points" yet find themselves common in opposition to Pat's preference.
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Pat Flanakin: I was contacted via email by a salesman at Logos who proposed I give them a list of resources and they would provide me the lowest price they could off the listed sales price. Before I submitted anything, he sent me a large list of resources with reduced prices, but unfortunately, they were either all from reformed or from authors who are more liberal, which I avoid. I have enough of that stuff in my Portfolio LE package. So I provided him two of the highly recommended resources from a pastor who is rather conservative and of the free grace side of the tracks and was told they were already at the lowest price online. I have a hunch that the conservative materials are so much more in demand that they can afford to keep the prices higher as they have no problem selling them. The other stuff is hard to move and must be dropped in price. Economics tell a lot since one cannot argue obsolescence.
I like Apples. Especially Honeycrisp.
Dan DeVilder:A more pressing question I have is WHAT BUTTON DID I PUSH TO MAKE THIS ALL ITALICS--AND TO BE LOCKED in italics! (and no, it was not ctrl I or the "I" button.) Weird.
I think your post was very slanted :-)
Dan DeVilder:All I know is I pretty much trust Jared
I can vouch for Jared as well. He is also very responsive
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Philip Spitzer: Dan DeVilder:A more pressing question I have is WHAT BUTTON DID I PUSH TO MAKE THIS ALL ITALICS--AND TO BE LOCKED in italics! (and no, it was not ctrl I or the "I" button.) Weird. I think your post was very slanted :-)
LOL, Philip! . . . And . . . in reality you are not a dog with a green on top your head? (EDIT: had to replace a non-functioning "dog" emoticon with the actual word. Logos, fix that! I DEMAND it! )
Dan DeVilder:LOL, Philip! . . . And . . . in reality you are not a dog with a green on top your head?
Actually, I decided to change my avatar to my current owner's picture.
and what has Robert Pavich done with his dog?