#GINGRICH GREEK ENGLISH LEXICON BIBLEWORKS 7 ANDROID#
And the apps for the iPad and Android are very sleek. Best of all for me are the hyperlinks to the Sources of Catholic Dogma - the assembled nuggets of tradition from every pope and every council and every other writer over every age who had anything relevant to say and on which Catholic dogma is founded - it pulls all of this up with the click of a button. Every Scripture reference in the Catechism pulls up the referenced Scripture in a popup. Not only do I have the Catechism and all of these other works at my fingertips, but they are hyperlinked to each other. It contains nine volumes of rich, Catholicky goodness - the Catechism the collected documents of the Councils of Trent, Vatican I, and Vatican II the Catechism of the Council of Trent, the Sources of Catholic Dogma, and a couple of Catholic Bibles (the Douay-Rheims-Challoner and the Revised Standard Version, Catholic Edition) - All for the unbelievable price of $50, with a discount tacked on for listening to Jimmy (listen to the podcast above, and you can get it, too). Andrew Jones, Logos’s Catholic product manager, and on their recommendation, I promptly splurged on Logos’s Catechism of the Catholic Church Collection. Recently, Logos has been making forays into the Catholic market. Oh, to convince my academic librarians that advanced Bible study materials were necessary for my degree in American history… (Or to be a seminarian at an institution with resources.) Unfortunately, their scholarly packages are well beyond my price range. I have long slavered over Logos’s incredible software libraries, with bibles and lexica and commentaries galore - whole books by the hundreds loaded up on the cart. I was recently introduced by Jimmy Akin's podcast to Logos Bible Software for Catholics.
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