Differences in the Underlying Biblical TextsĪs has been shown, there is a considerable variation in the tagging schemes used in Greek New Testament texts. The following discussion focuses on the Greek New Testament, but the principles are applicable to searching the Hebrew Bible and Septuagint. Researchers who use these tools should be aware of how these potential pitfalls can affect the accuracy of their analysis. I will try to find that post for you, soon. Not, everyone agreed with Logos tagging style, but at least the explained it. However, Logos does have a different tagging philosophy in regards to Greek, and someone from logos once mentioned this on the forums a a year or two ago when controversy arose. Some on these forums have also complained about the tagging in the LXX (not only you).
That was good step to take seeing the many complaints about it in years past. Now, as for the tagging issue! Logos, has (recently) improved their Dead Seas scrolls sectarian data base. Also, look and see who recommends Logos, Are, those mega church preachers, inspiration writers, authors of self help books, or are they textual critics and language scholars?
I would go farther and say that Logos doesn't market it self well (if at all to language scholars) their focus seems to be on those who want large theological libraries and animated features (nothing wrong with that, okay). Of, course someone on the Academic program could get Logos Biblical Language package for less, But what about translators no longer in school? For, them Logos, lowest priced standard basepackage is 250.71 USD which comes with few scholarly, tools for the use of translation.Īnother, problem is Marketing and Advertising as you mentioned in passing. The Biblical Language package is on sale for 637.48 USD but normally 749,95 USD, one can get Accordance's Biblical language collection for 299.00 USD, and BibleWorks for 359.00 USD. However, you mentioned price, and that is another big factor, too. I agree, in fact this is probably one of the reasons why some scholars use Accordance and Bibleworks, because they are familiar with it from using them in school and because their mentors and teachers recommend them.
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