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This change is welcome by me, personally. I am not opposed to a subscription model, but it seems unlikely the resources I am interested in will ever be available via one (at least for a long time). It's one thing for a company to move to a subscription model, it's another thing to convince publishers to make their products "subscription" products instead
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[quote user="Steven New"] Josiah: This is interesting to me. I would think it would be easier to get publishers to accept a subscription model. If they could figure out a way to do it like Apple music. Whenever a resource is used a monthly report sent to the Faithlife will allow that publisher to get some money for each use. Also, they could negotiate
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Is the Ancient Literature Dataset not available for individual purchase? My Logos Now membership expired and I'm considering between three options: (1) Subscribing for another year (2) Buying an Extended Feature Set (3) Individually buying the features I use (3) may sound silly, but there are really only a few things I really use. I find all the interactives
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Is just clicking the Learn more about it link on each resource really the most efficient way? Would be nice to export collections or bibliographies into hyperlinked lists for recommendations to people. https://www.logos.com/resources/LLS_ANCTXTNTSTUDGUID/ancient-texts-for-new-testament-studies-a-guide-to-the-background-literature https://www.logos.com
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[quote user="Ted Weis"] [quote user="Mark Barnes"]Zondervan Bible Background Commentary ( OT — NT has disappeared from the store) [/quote] Why has the New Testament edition disappeared? That is very discouraging. [/quote] It is also unlinked (just black text instead of blue hyperlink) in my order history now. Like the previously retired Logos
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[quote user="Michael S."] I guess I was really seeking a library evaluation- which would be a great thing to have available... have some experienced and various levels of expertise evaluate one's library to see where the strengths and weaknesses are. [/quote] I bet Sales would love to do that for you if you called and asked them. Not sure if that's
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Same error.
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Important Passages is awesome (Cross References with New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge used to be my first step after reading a passage, now it has been eclipsed). Important Words / Lemma in Passage are also great. If the plan is for all new commentaries to be tagged and supported here, that's incredible. New Notes was much needed and appreciated
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[quote user="Reuben Helmuth"] Awesome to hear that you like so many things about L8! Curious why you’d consider workflows a miss? I consider them to be the most valu addition of all, but of course that because I have a very specific need/purpose for them. [/quote] Nothing I wasn't already doing with the Passage Guide and my own study workflow
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Thanks, I feel so silly. I purchased multiple packages and the link was only on the first. I was looking at the wrong receipt.
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Yes, Text Comparison is a great tool. I have quite a few user-defined sets there that I use. You are right, maybe we don't use Parallel Resources so much anymore. It's nice to arrow key through resources, but maybe I should just go straight to Text Comparison instead. I guess it's a workflow thing. I used to have a lot of my library hidden to remove
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I used to receive a confirmation email when I reported a typo. For some time I do not. At first I thought nothing of it -- oh maybe they are reducing unnecessary email load -- but today it occurred to me "I hope it's not broken". Just to make sure: typo reports are still being received?
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Topped up on NICOT and move the Apollos OT set from wish list to cart. Thanks for the sale!
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I have 4.1 master on pre-pub but haven't posted in this thread yet. I think having current academic journals in Logos is absolutely critical to its viability as a serious research tool, especially for anyone who doesn't have access to them via their work.
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I previously posted my weekly workflow, but in case you missed it: https://medium.com/@josiah12345/logos-walkthrough-6b537c7ab8c3 Daily usage is not much different than a Kindle, just reading books straight through--but I love following footnotes! Also, if I get a specific inquiry from someone, I tend to follow the weekly workflow (above) to re-familiarize
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[quote user="Milkman"] So is this a Lord-ship Salvation issue/debate? [/quote] Perhaps it's many debates? Isn't this passage popular for the Monism-Dualism debate as well?
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CSB is an excellent translation. No regrets in paying full price for it when I did. Highly recommended. Free is no-brainer.
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Also is this the case with all the LCV resources, or should I make sure they are unhidden?
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Thanks everyone who replied. Just to follow up, I decided to go with Liberty University for the MDiv, though I was also quite interested in Gordon-Conwell's Cohort option (it just so happened that I had trouble getting any communication with them, probably because of Thanksgiving, but Liberty was very responsive). Depending on how many equivalency tests
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I think the key is how your are using the knowledge. To quote one of my blog entries ( https://medium.com/@josiah12345/knowing-god-ee83b4c4f4ac ): As exciting as that sounds, we should be careful to avoid the temptation of Gnosticism. Our goal is not to pursue secret knowledge, to guard and treasure a right path to enlightenment. Instead, we should