Why do the Anglican base packages contain so many Catholic resources?

BriM said:

I was looking at Anglican Bronze and was really surprised to see the following

A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture
The Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition
Early Church Fathers Special Catholic Edition (37 vols.)
Catholic Lectionary

Is this a mistake or intentional? Surely, the Protestant versions make more sense in a Protestant collection?

Perhaps why the upgrade prices are so high?

The catholic resources are most welcome. I would must prefer the Community priced  A New Commentary on Holy Scripture Including the Apocrypha to A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture but that is simply because I feel it would have been a better fit over all. I do like and use A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture a lot even though I am Anglican. And in silver and higher I think The Speaker's Commentary (13 vols.) should have been included. But those are my main complaints with the Anglican series. I picked up Anglican Gold for a little over $500. And I have never seen myself as a protestant... An Anglican yes, Lutheran before that... Had Luther had his way there would have been no Lutheran Church and we would have been better for it, assuming he would have effected change in the catholic church (which he did but 100 years too late). Now I know reformation in England was highly political in addition  to complaints on rome's abuses, and unlike Luther who formed a church after excommunication England broke away for it's own autonomy.  Till 1992 much of the Church of England was in at least a partial communion with Rome, which had recognized Pope as Bishop of Rome (but not giving him power outside his See). That somewhat antagonistic communion ended when women were ordained. Indeed a large number of Anglican priest left for the RC church, but within a few years almost all of them but a hand full had returned to the CoE. 

-Dan

https://www.logos.com/product/37757/anglican-bronze : currently $535 without dynamic pricing (with 15% off introductory offer)

Includes:
New Testament for Everyone Series (NT Wright):  $200
Old Testament for Everyone Series (John Goldingay): $105
Lectionary Reflections Collection: $36
Christ the Stranger: The Theology of Rowan Williams: $25
Anglican Theology (Chapman): $30
Several other recent volumes from T&T Clark Anglican Studies Collection and SPCK Anglican Studies Collection: about $60
SPCK Prayer Collection: $50
Twelve Months of Sundays: Reflections on Bible Readings (3 vols): $45
Christian Origins and the Question of God Series (NT Wright): $170
Paul: Fresh Perspectives: $17

Value of the above "current" works: $738

Plus the Anglican Bronze package contains several hundred older works of various degrees of interest, including a dozen different bibles, the 37 volume Church Fathers set and a host of other items useful if this is someone's first base package.  Many current users will already have some of the general base package material and hence will have a much lower dynamic price they have to pay for the overall package.

Unlike other packages that stated only the 3 volume set was included, the Anglican Base Package descriptions implied this was the full four volume set.  According to Ben's post back on March 31, the Anglican base packages from Bronze upwards do indeed include the Paul volume in the Christian Origins set

http://community.logos.com/forums/t/82874.aspx?PageIndex=2

Ben Amundgaard said:

I went back through and pulled some strings and now Paul and the Faithfulness of God will be included in all the Anglican packages from Bronze to Diamond.

I am very sorry for the confusion in all of this but I think this should make everyone happy!

Thanks again for your patience.