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Yes! Always check out the Verbum monthly freebies. I'm very thrilled to be able to get Abelard at that price.
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[quote user="Joseph Turner"]They are both in production![/quote] Yes! I don't really need it but I ordered Families anyway as it looks very interesting.
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So close!
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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.
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[quote user="Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)"] 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 [/quote] I will place an order for Early Christian Families if someone will give a reciprocal order for The Nonviolent Atonement
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[quote user="Beloved Amodeo"]Sean, I think that because they are closed on Sunday they haven't accounted for orders since Saturday closing time. Just a guess. Because Early Christian Families is in the same state of completion.[/quote] This is an automated process. No one is checking each day to tally them up. We probably need just one more order!
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[quote user="Sean"] Let me give a morning bump for the lovely people in the Eastern parts of the Western hemisphere--we are almost there! The Nonviolent Atonement, 2nd ed. [/quote] Bumping this again--no movement in the last 24 hours. Just one more will probably be enough!
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[quote user="Beloved Amodeo"] Just a few more orders would put this title into production. Will you be the one? [/quote] Now it looks like probably just one more would do it!
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Let me give a morning bump for the lovely people in the Eastern parts of the Western hemisphere--we are almost there! The Nonviolent Atonement, 2nd ed.
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I did not even know there was a Variants guide. Learn something everyday--thanks MJ!
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Thank you, Jerome, for your order! [quote user="Rosie Perera"]This book is one of the key works in the revival of atonement studies in the last couple of decades. It has been languishing in pre-pub and is one of several pre-pubs slated to be canceled within this week if Faithlife can't get their production costs covered. A campaign to draw attention
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[quote user="GregW"] [quote user="Rosie Perera"] The Nonviolent Atonement, 2nd ed. [/quote] I've put in my order for this one and the Isaiah book. [/quote] Thank you! It's reached "Almost Funded". A few more commitments over the next couple days should put it over the top.
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[quote user="Thom Blair (Faithlife)"]The Nonviolent Atonement, 2nd ed. [/quote] This one has moved somewhat closer to production but has a considerable ways to go for the little remaining time. I would encourage anyone interested in atonement studies or systematic theology generally to go for it. This particular perspective may not be everyone's cup
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[quote user="SineNomine"] [quote user="Ben Carr"]Does anyone know how I can get rid of the icon on the top right of my screen?[/quote] [quote user="Adam Borries (Faithlife)"] This will be a program setting in 9.7. [/quote] [/quote] I appreciate FL's responsiveness to this request.
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[quote user="Rosie Perera"] [quote user="Thom Blair (Faithlife)"]The Nonviolent Atonement, 2nd ed.[/quote] I would very much like to see this one make it. Any other pacifists or peace church types out there (Anabaptist/Mennonite/Quaker/Brethren, etc.) or those interested in studying different theories of atonement? [/quote] I have the 1st edition in
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[quote user="Bob"]Thank you. Would you say this series goes beyond a surface level discussion and goes quite a bit deeper in its discussion?[/quote] Definitely not surface level; I would describe them as deeper but not exhaustive. Generally (at least in the volumes I've read) a good discussion but not quite as exhaustive as you'd find in a dedicated
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[quote user="DAL"] Run a passage guide with Matthew 16:18 and you’ll find several authors claim Matthew first wrote his gospel in Aramaic. Carson, Wilkins, Bloomberg, etc. make this claim but no footnotes to back it up from what I can see. DAL [/quote] Thanks. That claim about Matthew goes back to Papias and is well known. I'm looking for more
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[quote user="mab"]The whole idea that the NT was originally in Aramaic. [/quote] This post was stimulated by some allusions in R. E. Brown, Death of the Messiah , to some scholars who proposed Aramaic originals or sources not just for Matthew but for the other Gospels and Acts, etc. I'm not familiar with these scholars or their works (I'm just a Systematics
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Oh. I didn't know this was going to be that sort of thread.
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The packages are reflective of Logos's original configuration. When it first came it out, it leaned very heavily towards American evangelicalism/fundamentalism. The denominational libraries and other offerings like Verbum represent a later branching out from that. Personally since L5 I've never bought a standard library to upgrade (I've bought a couple