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[quote user="Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)"] [quote user="Joseph Turner"]The CD is fully compatible with all Logos products.[/quote] If Libronix CD has a serial number, then can associate resource licenses with your Faithlife account using => https://www.logos.com/redeem Keep Smiling [/quote] I don’t think they did back then, but it may have.
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I was lucky enough to get an unopened Logos 2.0 and a CD-ROM version of the Oxford Bible Commentary several years ago. I was able to install them under Windows XP, upgrade to Libronix 3.0, and sync my licenses, which triggered the download from Logos' servers of the new resources, including OBC and BAGD. The resource link for the OBC is logosres:oxbibcom
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[quote user="Sean"] Sorting Pre-Pub's that are Gathering Interest by Progress shows: #2 => The Nonviolent Atonement, 2nd ed. #3 => Early Christian Families in Context: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue I will place an order for Early Christian Families if someone will give a reciprocal order for The Nonviolent Atonement. [/quote] They are both in
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Early Christian Families in Context: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue This is one of the volumes in Pre-Publication due to be deleted here . Early family dynamics in the ancient world and Christianity is an area of research that is lacking in Logos, and this resource treats several different types of family structures. Note the essays included: Archaeology
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[quote user="Rosie Perera"] [quote user="Thom Blair (Faithlife)"] Perspectives on an Evolving Creation From Irenaeus to Grotius: A Sourcebook in Christian Political Thought [/quote] OK, y'all. I've put my order in for the above two, to help you get them across the line. If you're in for one of the above but haven't yet put your order in for this one
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They are great for jumping into a subject to see the major views. They usually consist of each author's position, followed by each of the other author's critiquing that author's view, so you get both sides on each article. I like them a lot.
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I'm so sorry to hear this. Praying God's comfort for the family and their loved ones.
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Graham posted while I was thinking and typing!
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Absolutely you can use Logos 8 resources with Logos 9. Think of it as two things, the Logos engine and Logos resources (books, data sets, videos, etc...). Any Logos resources should work under any engine. When you buy those collections, you are simply buying more resources to go with whatever Engine you have. To use a completely inadequate analogy,
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I find JBL cited often in scholarly works.
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My two biggest issues would be a fully functional Sermon Editor as DAL brought up above, as well as better image support. Again, Logos for me is far and above other companies in most respects, but image implementation/quality lags behind Accordance. This is an area where Logos could bridge a huge gap over competitors.
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Agreed, it seems as though the fact that the word "guide" is in the title of most of these has driven their functional category label, though they should be functionally categorized as "Bible Study," regardless of their literal title as "guide."
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[quote user="Greg"] Kinda similar to the topic, but what previous Logos sets included the 2nd edition? [/quote] The higher level 2.0 libraries had it.
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[quote user="Whyndell Grizzard"] Just pull your copy off the shelf and look it up- I'm not willing to pay some exuberant price. [/quote] First of all, you have no idea what the price would be, and second, could you not say the same thing about every Logos resource you own?
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Several of these are getting pretty close, but we need all primary sources to make it, so we need votes.
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[quote user="Bob Pritchett"] [quote user="Beloved"]I've put in a call to Bob on this. I hope he chooses to answer here. [/quote] I've handed this over to our publisher relations team to see if we can make it happen. [/quote] I wonder if we could get an update on this?
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There is a thread about it here where Bob said he would check in to it.
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Any updates?
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Bump
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Bump! It's been a while.