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Are there any good resources in Legacy Libraries that are not available elsewhere? Any recommendations?
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[quote user="Kathleen Marie"]Do you only purchase books within your own denomination, or do you buy widely from multiple denominations?[/quote] I buy widely from multiple denominations. My denomination and theology is Methodist / Wesleyan. For 45 years I was a United Methodist pastor. My Congregation and I are still Methodist, but no longer United Methodist
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They are both important. If one does not have at least a basic knowledge of Greek and Hebrew grammar, then it is most difficult to understand what the best scholarly commentaries and resources are discussing. Those who don't know what they don't know are often dangerously wrong. I regret that it is now possible to get a Master of Divinity degree without
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[quote user="Christian Alexander"]If we think Jesus was born around 4 BC, and He was 33 when He was preaching, and if we think John was around that age too, then would it make sense to assume that it is a 2nd century document?[/quote] If we assume the Gospels are accurate, then we know that Jesus must have been born before Herod died in 4 BC. But why
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Bump, indeed!
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[quote user="Bill Anderson"] I've read that iPad OS currently can't take advantage of the M1 chip in iPad Pros. But, getting an iPad Pro with an M1 chip will certainly future-proof it. [/quote] I did not realize that. Thanks for the information. Will check into that.
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[quote user="SineNomine"] Does anyone who has all or part of the Wesleyan Bible Commentary published in the 1960s by Eerdmans have any particular insights into it, or know of any reviews worth reading of either the set as a whole or of its individual volumes? Its value to non-Methodists is of particular interest to me. [/quote] There are some legendary
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DAL - That sounds like a great opportunity for you to make the switch. I am going to take advantage of the opportunity to upgrade my iPad Pro to one with an M1 chip.
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No doubt, those are very good machines. The numbers are comparable to what I get on my Dell XPS 15 (950), with 32 gig RAM,1000 gb SSD, running Windows 11. Thanks for posting this. I almost bought a MacBook with the M1 chip. But in the end, I wasn't ready to give up my touchscreen, which has become an important part of how I use Logos - especially in
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You are correct because I had it at one time decades ago.[quote user="Ken McGuire"] [quote user="MJ. Smith"] The Oxford Bible Commentary | Faithlife a useful single volume commentary not yet in Faithlife[/quote] The thing is that this used to be in Logos 2.0 . I got it on CD years ago from an overstock store online - and has been my first one-volume
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With Bama’s victory in the SEC Championship game, I doubt JT could get more positive! Congrats, JT!
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[quote user="John Kaess"] I have the 12.9" M1 with 256 gig RAM and my Logos library has 6,232 resources including many mobile ed courses with video, and i have had no problems at all running it with my entire library downloaded. John [/quote] Thanks John. That is the kind of information that I was looking for.
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[quote user="Graham Criddle"] [quote user="Mike Childs"]Has anyone tried downloading a large Logos library on to a 12.9 iPad Pro with 16 gig ram with the M1 chip and 1000 gig SSD driv[/quote] No experience of this but I'm intrigued! [quote user="Mike Childs"]with the improvements in searching, etc. in the mobile app, it would be interesting.[/quote
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I also have found the NAC surprisingly good and helpful. It is one of three commentaries I always go to for help. The other two are the NIC-OT/NT and the WBC,
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Has anyone tried downloading a large Logos library on to a 12.9 iPad Pro with 16 gig ram with the M1 chip and 1000 gig SSD drive. Can it handle a library of some 12,000 resources effectively? with the improvements in searching, etc. in the mobile app, it would be interesting.
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Faithlife is having some great sales for Christmas, and I have taken advantage of a number of them. But why not a sale on the Craig S. Keener New Testament Commentaries? I have looked in vain to find them included in the sales.
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I just updated to Windows 11, and I also noticed that Logos runs snappier on Windows 11 than Windows 10. My computer is relatively new Dell XPS 15 9500, with 32 gig of Ram, and a large SSD. Logos was not slow before on this computer. However, it seems quite a bit faster on Windows 11. Certainly starts faster. Printer runs fine. Moving panes around on
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Obviously, the tagging needed to have the public domain book work with the rest of the Logos Library is where most of the cost is. Also, if a book is in a language other than English, then there are additional costs to make it work. On the other hand, if you do not want to pay for the tagging cost, just make it into a personal book for yourself. It
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]Note the Wesleyian quadrilateral is not from Wesley. [/quote] So very true, MJ. Dr. Albert Outler coined the term in his younger days as a progressive theologian. It is a term that he later regretted using. Dr. Albert Outler said, "There is one phrase I wish I had never used: the Wesleyan Quadrilateral. It has created the wrong
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I am not a typical Logos / Faithlife user, though I have owned and used Logos Bible software for over 25 years now, I never upgrade my software for new features. Haven't been interested in any new features in Logos upgrades for years. But I do upgrade my Logos software for book packages. Books are expensive in Logos, but books are expensive in paper