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I'm going to suggest a handful of books on divine revelation from Catholic research that would be very helpful for my studies and hence for FL's acquisition. But while I'm here, there are a few other things that would be helpful to point out. For instance, the Logos.com store (and by extension the Verbum webstore), when performing a search for "revelation
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I can't remember where I saw this suggestion, and searching the Forum still doesn't work in any useful way. But have been pleasantly surprised how useful I find the sacred art collections, since I work in media and publicity, and I saw someone mention an iconography collection to be added perhaps in Verbum 10. I would find this VERY helpful! Especially
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Catholic charismatic theology is not especially strong in Verbum. You might find a book here or there, but especially if you're looking for academic books, it's a small selection.
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That's great. This is the essential edition.
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This is probably well known, but for those unfamiliar it needs to be said. Lectio Divina is primarily inward-focused; it's about God speaking to you through the Holy Scriptures. Anything that comes outward after that--such as preaching, teaching, writing, application, morals, etc.--is secondary, perhaps a side-effect. At least, in the West, that's how
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Notre Dame has a really impressive catalog, I think besides these seminary library texts, getting regular pre-pubs of some of their new publications every year would be a huge boon for Verbum, especially in the fields of faith/reason, Catholic ecclesiology, ethics, 20th century theology, and Eucharistic theology. D.C. Schindler has a few books published
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I am so grateful that FL is starting to get some of the books I need for my seminary studies (although maybe a few years after I've completed the courses they were required for...). Keep it up, FL! Hoping to see a contract with U of Notre Dame Press sometime... so many of their books are important for seminary studies, and most I'd rather own in Verbum
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Thank you, Don, it worked! It's good for accounting to have my purchases consolidated into as few receipts as possible, so I appreciate this. (Maybe in the future, Faithlife ebooks purchases can also be combined in the normal logos or verbum shopping carts...?)
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Adding this book to my cart takes me to pt.verbum.com, which is in Portuguese and turns out to be a separate shopping cart from my logos.com shopping cart. Is there a way to add this to my cart at verbum.com or logos.com? Why is it forcing Portuguese--is this an issue on my end?
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I too can't place any bids on CP products, with this same error
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I have a few questions about a recently posted product, which I also wanted to direct others' attention to since it may be well worth funding https://www.logos.com/product/216317/unity-in-the-church-or-the-principle-of-catholicism-presented-in-the-spirit-of-the-church-fathers-of-the-first-three-centuries Who is the translator for this book? Also, can
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Thank you Putnam!
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nuts.
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In beginning my MPh thesis on Saint Anselm of Canterbury, I am finding that I have to go elsewhere other than Logos/Verbum to do my research. I was expecting more from Logos, but am finding a major gap in its theology and philosophy (granted, we knew that the gap in philosophy would be there--it comes with the territory...). To FL's credit, though,
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Yes please!
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Thank you! I may just borrow it from my local library, hopefully I won't need it for very long.
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Howdy, Does anyone know if Karl Barth's Anselm: Fides Quaerens Intellectum (Pittsburgh, 1985) is contained within another volume of work sold on Logos.com? I can't find it as a standalone title, and it's a short enough work that it may very well be within a longer anthology. I am not familiar enough with Barth to know his works, but this volume is of
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Got mine too! Thanks for the replies.
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German or no, do the emails still go out on the 1st? I only ask because I'm hoping to use mine on the current sale before it ends today...
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I agree with Greg. When the pandemic is over, please come visit us and stay with us for a weekend. All are welcome, Protestant or even atheist, to stay in our guesthouses and there are monks assigned to take care of guests' needs who can begin to answer your questions. (Just please leave the accusations aside and extend the benefit of the doubt when