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I'll add you as soon as I get a partner ...
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Thank you - I've added four new volumes to my library ...
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Thank you - I do have the Warfield volume - untouched to the best of my knowledge. Thank you very much.
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[quote user="Jan Krohn"] I once had a calendar in combination with the Anglican lectionary, which I had bought from CMS. I looked up their web shop, but it's currently not available,[/quote] These are usually available a few weeks before the start of the liturgical year -- often you have to preorder to be certain of nabbing one.
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[quote user="Jan Krohn"] I'm just wondering whether any of those ancient lectionaries are even available in Logos.[/quote] No, and the implementation of the ordo within the lectionary makes it difficult for Logos to support lectionaries not in current use. Logos should bite the bullet and do a redesign - it would greatly decrease the maintenance cost
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In reading about Barth on scripture I found this: [quote user="" Karl Barth's Doctrine of the Word of God in Threefold Form - The PostBarthian ]The revealed Word of God we know only from the Scripture adopted by Church proclamation or the proclamation of the Church based on Scripture. The written Word of God we know only through the revelation which
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hijacking the thread for Share your votes on these lectionary items - Faithlife Forums (logos.com)
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[quote user="DMB"]I think (maybe excessively), you'd need further project definition?[/quote] You are absolutely right -- but I want whoever is game enough to join me to collaborate on the more precise definition. I want a serious argument map not assumptions stacled for a foregone conclusion as in many apologetic works.
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That is after responding to Vote: A Women's Lectionary for the Whole Church: Years W & A - Faithlife Forums (logos.com) Jewish Festival Liturgical Year | Faithlife Uncommon Preaching | Faithlife Year D lectionary | Faithlife Ecumenical Season of Creation lectionary | Faithlife Beyond the Lectionary | Faithlife Introducing the Uncommon Lectionary
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I would like to find a partner for a long haul project for building argument maps for key disputed topics in theology and perhaps even argument maps of what particular theologians have to say about the topic. This would involve writing a post to a Faithlife group -- one or two a week - either in response to an existing post or as a new item of support
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Welcome to the forums. For the report typo function to appear the left column must be on selection. I suspect you have it on reference since typo doesn't show.
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[quote user="Mattillo"]On a related note, do you know of any more conservative/fundamental lectionaries? Liberal is a big term so I'm not sure how "liberal" they are in your eyes. I don't mean that to be derogatory... just curious as I put myself on more of the conservative side of the spectrum.[/quote] Lectionaries are not conservative or liberal although
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[quote user="David Thomas"]suggestion: instead of looking for "abnormalities" (which some would see as negative) consider phrasing this as "evidences of the Johannine voice".[/quote] Ah, I see we took the question differently. I see "grammar" as solely a descriptive framework scholars impose on a language - in which case, "abnormalities" are simply
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Thanks - I was unclear if the post was humorous or serious - humor I could understand, serious I was puzzled.
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Yes, this is the view after running the search ... it does give a quick flitter of the header before settling on a blank response. The name was selected from the select list.
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Excuse me but a quotation of that length needs to have a citation AND when you quote something at that length you should have a good sense of the context which will give you good ideas for a Logos search. Furthermore, your question "How can I study this is Logos" has the same answer as your similar requests. Please tell us what you have tried in Logos
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[quote user="Gregory Lawhorn"]"hypothesized" = imaginary. Thanks for the clarification.[/quote] HUH????
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[quote user="Christian Alexander"]What can we learn from Paul's letters? Why is Romans more formal than the other letters of Paul?[/quote] Christian, you said you wanted to learn to fish ... the first steps are doing your own research and learning to formulate your questions well. "What can we learn from Paul's letters?" ... well, doesn't the answer
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An FYI KS4J - in my library, "the book of signs" is more common in dictionaries than within milestones.
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"]"The Geneva Bible was the first Bible to add numbered verses to the chapters[/quote] Dave, I hate to question your source but I believe the 1555 Vulgate of Estienne was the first Bible with the verses numbered that weren't marginal notes and that in English the New Testament of Whittingham (1557) was the first with verses numbered