THANKYOU LOGOS FOR PROVING MY POINT RE: NOTES

http://www.logos.com/product/32262/catholic-scripture-study-international-romans has a wonderful set of sample pages from which I have taken this.

Note that question 3 uses Romans and 1 Samuel. Note that question 5 uses 3 separate Romans passages.

How many times I have argued that notes must attach to multiple passages because we study passages in relationship?
How many times have I claimed that the use of a lectionary teaches one to read passages in relationship rather than independently?

THANK YOU FOR PROVING THAT NOTES NEED TO BE ATTACHED TO MULTIPLE PASSAGES BECAUSE THAT'S HOW WE STUDY SCRIPTURE.

footnote:

for the 7 questions of this segment of the lesson the full counts are given below. It averages 2.3 references and 1.7 biblical books per question.

Question 1: 1 Bible reference (Romans)
Question 2: 3 Bible references (Acts, Philippians)
Question 3: 2 Bible references (Romans, 1 Samuel)
Question 4: 1 Bible reference (Romans)
Question 5: 3 Bible reference (Romans)
Question 6: 3 Bible references (Romans, 1 Corinthians)
Question 7: 3 Bible references (Romans, Mark, 1 Corinthians)

Of course you had already proved the point with the introductory Bible study Come and See series:

from Ponessa, Joseph L., and Laurie Watson Manhardt. Acts and Letters. Come and See: Catholic Bible Study. Steubenville, OH: Emmaus Road Publishing, 2008.

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fgh

THANK YOU FOR PROVING THAT NOTES NEED TO BE ATTACHED TO MULTIPLE PASSAGES BECAUSE THAT'S HOW WE STUDY SCRIPTURE.

footnote:

for the 7 questions of this segment of the lesson the full counts are given below. It averages 2.3 references and 1.7 biblical books per question.

Of course, one might easily want to attach the note, not only to those 2.3 references, but also to the question in the study guide. Which relates it to Where are my notes stored in "Come and See: Catholic Bible Study Collection"?. If answers were automatically turned into notes in a note file (similar to how highlights are), if that automatic note file was book specific (implementing the same option for highlighting), and if those notes could be attached to multiple passages, well, then we'd have something much better than we have now.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/488077#Comment_488077

Of course, one might easily want to attach the note, not only to those 2.3 references,

You might have a problem with the 0.3 reference. [;)]

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/488077#Comment_488077

not only to those 2.3 references, but also to the question in the study guide.

I agree - and to the CCC and other resources. I chose to stick to the Bible aspect to make the point because it also relates to my lectionary issues.