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[quote user="JT (alabama24)"] [quote user="Mike Childs"] I may be the only one who feels this way, but I am more confused after reading the various posts. [/quote] You aren't kidding my friend! If it were me, I would contact FL directly. However, the screenshot Disciple posted seems to indicate that if a live, in person class session is recorded and
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I may be the only one who feels this way, but I am more confused after reading the various posts.
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My friend, does that mean that if your worship services are televised, you would violating the copyright by using Logos maps or images? Also, what if your services are on the internet? I refer to the "(or broadcast)" reference in your statement, not selling them. Many churches now are broadcasting services over the internet because of Covid 19.
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The search seems much improved at first glance. Thanks. Tested it with a search for "grace" in "the Works of John Wesley".
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It seems much improved at first glance. Thanks!
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I agree that Methodist and Presbyterian offerings are slim. But I notice that John Knox is listed under the Methodists and Wesleyan category. Knox, John. The Liturgy of John Knox: Received by the Church of Scotland in 1564 . Glasgow; London: Glasgow University Press; Hamilton, Adams & Co.; Thomas D. Morison, 1886. I bet John Knox is surprised by
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Ken McGuire, Thank you for your helpful post. I would have missed some valuable Augustine material without it.
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There is no question about the rights. They belong to Abingdon Press. Abingdon publishes for the United Methodist Church. This might be a great time to make a deal with Abingdon, as the United Methodist Church is somewhat struggling financially due to the ongoing schism. They are cutting budgets, etc. Perhaps they may be more interested in an offer
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What a wonderful gift! Thank you so much!
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I prefer the NIV (1984) over any translation. I think the Copyright owner made a huge mistake in not allowing it to be sold any more. However, after years of hold out, I now use and preach from the ESV. The reason I made this switch is that my congregation can no longer buy a 1984 edition NIV, unless they buy an old used one. So, I had to face reality
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I do not go back 30 years with Logos Bible Software, but I do go back to 1992 or 1993. I had the old CDWORD from Dallas Theological Seminary, and Logos offered CDWORD customers the opportunity to upgrade to Logos at that time. I did so, and I never regretted it. So, I suppose I have been a Logos customer for 28 plus years now. All I can say, it "Thanks
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Robert, You make good points with a good attitude. Faith Life would be wise to listen, especially in regard to the need for better communication.
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"] [quote user="DIsciple II"]Why should users have to adjust their expectations all the time because you tell them to MJ.[/quote] They asked for help. I offered them help -- i.e. to take Faithlife at its word. They are free to take it or leave it. [/quote] MJ certainly does not need my defense. Still, I would just like to say that
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I am still asking, praying, and hoping this scholarly edition of Wesley's Works will be added to Logos Bible Software. I do wish Faith Life could give us some updates on any possible progress. Is it just a matter of not enough Wesleyan pastors and people use Faithlife to make it worthwhile to sell it? I really think this would motivate many Wesleyans
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I understand why they would update and use their own text. However, the New American Commentary is highly respected beyond just one denomination. They would be foolish to forsake it and never update it. They would also make a serious mistake not to complete the set with the final two commentaries. There is no guarantee a new commentary set would have
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I have really struggled with whether I would switch to a new Mac with the M1 chip or buy another Windows laptop. My deciding factor in choice of computers is Logos Bible Software. I had about decided to switch to a Mac, but then I was reading in Logos as I prepared my sermon. I realized how much I use my touchscreen with Logos, especially when reading
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The seriousness of the sin depends on which group of Christians/individuals you are asking. For example, there are many pro-life Christians for which support for abortion would be the worse of sins. There are others for whom a patter of infidelity would be the worse. For some, the stealing of money is top of their list. Some would not vote for someone
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Doesn't it make sense to just answer the question than send someone on a search for the answer?
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J. I. Packer Complete Collection should an essential for Logos Bible Software.
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Sorry to hear of the passing of this excellent scholar.