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This should be up my alley, but I haven't really dug around in evangelical sources about it. After I went Barthian I basically didn't go back. One classic source, predating Barth, that may be close to what you are looking for is B. B. Warfield's Article "T SAYS:” “SCRIPTURE SAYS:” “GOD SAYS”. (Interestingly, I got this
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I prefer Luke 1:1-4 over contentiousness for contention's sake.
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Q is a hypothesized source containing the sayings of Jesus that are common to Matthew and Luke but not found in Mark. As a working theory of Gospel sources, it is widely accepted across the theological spectrum. Virtually any introduction or survey of the Gospels or the New Testament or Bible dictionary will have material on it. My Logos Factbook shows
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[quote user="Kathleen Marie"] Do you only purchase books within your own denomination, or do you buy widely from multiple denominations? Does anyone ever buy the most unfamiliar and "crazy" collection you can find, to diversify your library? Have you ever gotten into a rut in your research, and only then looked beyond your former comfort zone? [/quote
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Good news: I just checked my pre-pubs, and this is shipping on the 31st.
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Okay, thanks MJ! I knew I could depend on you to respond.
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I principally use Logos but have a few Verbum base packages from the various L# versions. Today I was looking for information on St. Valentine and decided to start with Factbook. It only pulled up one dictionary article for me. I do have a number of Catholic dictionaries as well as works such as Lives of the Saints, but they didn't come up in the Factbook
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[quote user="Ted Harms"]I was wondering if you have developed some ways to get those forgotten books into the forefront in my study?[/quote] A few things: After Logos made the enhancements to the taskbar, I made a folder labeled "To Read." I put shortcuts to FBotM, new acquisitions from base library upgrades, etc. that I've purchased that I want to
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John Wesley, and the preachers & teachers of the Methodist and Holiness movements he sparked off.
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Look up "perseverance" in your systematic theologies. Most will have a chapter or at least section on it, and they will refer you to the relevant Bible verses. If you have the "Theology Guide" tool, it is covered under the heading "The Permanence of Salvation."
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[quote user="Ken McGuire"]NRSV has probably been the standard translation used in secular educational institutions in the USA. In addition, it has been the standard translation for mainline protestants.[/quote] This. It's a fairly solid translation good for such work as long as you're aware of its quirks (mostly footnoted, and all translations have
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[quote user="Christian Alexander"] I would like to see more of Rudolf Bultmann's works in Logos. Can we get more of them? [/quote] I would love to see Bultmann in Logos; the very high number of citations in NT works shows his significance; I can but imagine the firestorm that would ensue in the General forum if a number of his works went up on pre-pub
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[quote user="David Wanat"] That seems like an unfortunate trend lately. I’m not interested in a sample that’s only the TOC [/quote] It shows more than that; the problem is that it doesn't show the full TOC. Lately I'm finding lacking: The TOC listed on the product page and not just in the preview. The full TOC not being available in the preview. No
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Looks interesting, however it's inexcusable that an ebook company can't provide a full page of contents:
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[quote user="Myke Harbuck"]No sir, I do not. I own a previous edition, and didn't realize it at the time I wrote the thread, so all is well here. Apologies for the confusion.[/quote] Not really. It's a good find. As noted, I own Sonderegger but it's not linked: It could possibly be because the reference is to the 1st volume and isn't marked as such
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I have Sonderegger but not Erickson and she's not linked in this section. That's bad. Also bad with the Theology Guide is that the branches on the tree image aren't linked so that you can easily go from one topic to another.
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[quote user="Sean"](For the health of my wallet, I'll refrain from revisiting the L6 packages I haven't already gotten...)[/quote] Okay, so I didn't. Got 206 resources for about $90, not bad at all, especially as I was able to pick up a couple big theological/biblical dictionaries as part of a package that costs less than one of the dictionaries alone
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[quote user="Sean"] Clicking through shows "You own this product." My guess would be that they don't want to have to distinguish between owning or renting (e.g. through Connect or Cloud) on the sale page. [/quote] Quoting myself as people seem to have missed this.
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Clicking through shows "You own this product." My guess would be that they don't want to have to distinguish between owning or renting (e.g. through Connect or Cloud) on the sale page.
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It would be nice if our pre-pubs page had a few more stages in the statuses instead of just "In Production." Even if it didn't necessarily provide a lot of details, it would a little encouraging to know if they were actually progressing or not.