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Perhaps another view of Logos collecting might be "marketing hustle".
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Alan I can feel your pain with this beast. I also share a preference for pretty much any other bible software then this bells, whistles, charts, predigested data bases fantasy land of one answer button pushing. However, it is the beast that sleeps on the body of dead competitors that give us few if any choices in the market place. It is important, from
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[quote user="DIsciple II"] Rene if you truly beliebe this is cancel culture in this instance, if you truly understand the depth of this deliberate systematic sin and believe as Christian we should continue to allow him to be put forward as someone who represents Christ then I am concerned for how you can say you honour God’s name above all. I hope this
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[quote user="DIsciple II"] Rene if you truly beliebe this is cancel culture in this instance, if you truly understand the depth of this deliberate systematic sin and believe as Christian we should continue to allow him to be put forward as someone who represents Christ then I am concerned for how you can say you honour God’s name above all. I hope this
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As I read along in this thread about a publisher who has, essentially, silenced the voice of an author one question remains in my mind. How many books would remain to be published if all materials by immoral author's, sinful people, disagreeable theological perspectives, offensive ideas, different faith traditions, unholy people, and heretical ideas
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[quote user="David Wanat"] [quote user="Rene Atchley"] Really isn't all this hand wringing about what could happen...what might happen...what may happen just more American folks with privilege whining about things that has been historical facts for millennium? Christianity existed long before the internet or FL... Christianity existed through persecution
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Really isn't all this hand wringing about what could happen...what might happen...what may happen just more American folks with privilege whining about things that has been historical facts for millennium? Christianity existed long before the internet or FL... Christianity existed through persecution for thousands of years.... The issue from my view
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While the topic has some interest this thread seems little more than just a discussion topic fully unrelated to anything to do with Logos Counseling app. Again brings me back to one of the problems unleashing a theological hominization of historically complex and diverse topics that are hundred(s) or thousands of years old.
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This whole thread has clearly shown the problem(s) with using a theological doorway to understand therapeutic consideration by non licensed individuals. I wonder if FL legal department has taken into account would be "professionals" doing therapy based on a few articles in a half baked app...things that makes me go Hmmmm.
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[quote user="Hamilton Ramos"] Rene: Valid remarks. Many wrestle with: where is the boundary to Christian counseling? When should cases be referred to pros? and the like. Problem is that as someone noted, not all is about mental health. Like someone mentioned in a book: mental health does not make pigs jump off a cliff... The topic is very important
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I have been trying to use some of the counseling resources in my own full time practice in professional counseling (LISW/LCSW). Be clear some books about talking to people from a predigested data base or a few books isn't equivalent to a master level education, 2 years of supervised practice beyond degree, and a national certified test. At best Logos
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[quote user="Greg"] [quote user="MJ. Smith"]1. Some of us don't believe there has been an attack[/quote] First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out
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[quote user="JT (alabama24)"] [quote user="Rene Atchley"]Pointing out that with FL products (Logos) core is free but we need the library to make the software run.[/quote] I have no idea what you mean Rene. The software is free. The Library is books, which you do indeed pay for. You dont have to pay twice. You dont have to buy features to make the software
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Pointing out that with FL products (Logos) core is free but we need the library to make the software run. Is sort of like saying we get a free Pinto's but we need to pay $100 dollars a gallon for gas to make it run. It all depends on how one looks at it I suppose.
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[quote user="Bob Price"] [quote user="Rene Atchley"] This discussion is rather straight forward I think....FL=money. Not an attack...not a criticism...just an observation on my part. [/quote] So, is that a good thing or a bad thing? When I think of FL, I think of a company that creates software that I use every single day, and which continues to do
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This discussion is rather straight forward I think....FL=money. Not an attack...not a criticism...just an observation on my part.
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More sales=more intuitive functionality with less bells/whistles/predigested "facts"
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The primary plus for WordSearch for me is that it was a direct exegetical tool to the text instead of an endless set of "tools"/bells/whistles/predigested data sets that get in the way of the exploration. The difference between the tools is akin to comparing a word processor to a spreadsheet...both has a place.
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Clearly the answer to WS users is very simple from a secular company (FL) "buy more." Over time dissatisfied WS users will either appreciate the secular marketing strategy of FL or move on to free/alternative biblical resources...until those are bought or eliminated from a monopolistic company. Of course when WS users complain of the nature of the secular
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[quote user="David Paul"] [quote user="Rene Atchley"] How did the message of Jesus Christ ever survive without a deep, complex, massive, and internet based bible search program? Perhaps FL design team could take a few pointers on complexity of use from the First Century approach to messaging. [/quote] I understand the sentiment here, but when I spoke