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In the late 1970s, British nationalism and racial discrimination were in full swing, and British Christians began to voice their increasing concern.
One way that evangelical leader, John Stott, did this was through his monthly column “Cornerstone” in Christianity Today, written between 1977 and 1981. Those articles covered “a wide spectrum of theological, ethical, cultural, and global issues.”1
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A fellow Logos user recently submitted this scenario:
I enjoy working with Logos 8 Notes. I often copy text from a resource and paste it into a Note. Sometimes, however, the information is too long, so I want to link back to the article rather than paste any text into the Note. Can this be done? If so, how?
Yes! In Notes, we can create a hyperlink to most any location in Logos, such as a resource article, Exegetical Guide report, Search results, etc. [Read more…]
By Walter C. Kaiser Jr.
Marriage comes as one of the gifts from our Creator’s hands to us mortals—we who are made in his image. The idea of one man and one woman being joined together in matrimony and in a covenant with each other, as well as simultaneously in covenant with God (Prov 2:17; Mal 2:14), is central to this teaching. It is one of the great foundational teachings of Scripture. [Read more…]
By Todd R. Hains
Things are not the way they’re supposed to be. We live in a world filled with suffering and injustice, where the wicked often prosper and the righteous often languish. Scripture assumes this basic truth. Yet it doesn’t provide a clear and simple reason why this is so. Instead, the Bible gives us rhythms and words of protest, prayer, and praise. [Read more…]
This is the second part of a short blog series addressing this scenario presented to me by a fellow Logos user: [Read more…]
I have lots of biblical commentaries. Which one do I look at first, and which one do I look at when I’m just quickly checking a cross-reference and want to make sure I’m not missing something?
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The highly ranked NICOT/NICNT series costs $1,900 for the 53-volume set; at a little over $35 per volume, you save quite a bit compared to the normal price of buying individual volumes. [Read more…]