Earlier this month, we let you know about a new partnership with The American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR), an academic organization dedicated to the study and preservation of the culture and history of the Near East. ASOR, in serving...
We’re pleased to announce a new partnership with The American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR), an academic organization dedicated to the study and preservation of the culture and history of the Near East. Committed to “initiating...
Homer rightly occupies pride of place in the Western classical tradition. To be educated in classical Greece and Rome was to know his poetry. That still holds true today: Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey often serve as the starting points of a classical...
Two years ago, Logos made nearly 1,500 Perseus Project books available for free. Now we’re pleased to announce an update that makes the Perseus Classics Collection—a library of some of the West’s most influential, enduring works—even more valuable...
When it comes to philosophy, nearly everyone’s heard of Immanuel Kant—and for good reason. Kant resolved a century-long gridlock between the rationalists and the empiricists by proposing a new way of thinking about how we come to know anything at...
Pastors have the great privilege of bringing their church together in Bible study. Yet unifying a church community around a solid, engaging curriculum can be challenging. It takes time and energy to put together a program that coordinates study for...
Small group leaders play a crucial and challenging role in their churches. As volunteers, they often have to balance the responsibilities of work and family with those of ministry. Pastors have the equally difficult task of providing small group...
Are you the kind of Bible reader who likes to fill the margins with handwritten notes? Do you feel compelled to underline significant verses when working through a reading plan? For many people, this record of study makes their own Bible more...
“How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!” (Psalm 133:1) Do the words of the psalmist describe your church community? How about the way your church studies Scripture? Logos has developed a new curriculum to help your...