Timeline Feature Expansion, S
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Digital Logos Edition
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Overview
With the Timeline Feature Expansion, you’ll get an array of reference and history books that link out of your Timeline, allowing you to jump from a particular point in your Timeline to a book in your library which discusses that event. Links will abound across your Timeline, keeping you connected with the larger context of church and world history, while providing you the texts you need to dig deeper into your studies.
Presenting a vast visual chronicle of world history—from creation to the 21st century—timeline links inside your books will send you to that point in history in the Timeline, allowing you to zoom in on everything that took place during that period.
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Top8305
4/15/2024
Sorry to say, but: In the Advanced Timeline covering its chronological entirety, SEARCHING “Catholic” with all filters selected except “Places” (with only Rome as the solitary option), yields an unbelievablely mere 60 events: SUBJECT AREA: Biblical Studies: 32 Church History: 8 World History: 20 EVENT TYPE: Arts & Culture: 1 Church History Theme: 4 Group of People: 39 Individual: 8 Worldview and Practice: 8 Places: 1 (Rome) deselected Moreover, Clear all Filters, FIND “Ecumenical” yields two (2) results, neither Catholic. It is commonly acknowledged in East and West Seven (7) prior to the 1054 Schism and The Catholic Church holds that there are 21 Ecumenical Councils, total. My Verbum (Catholic edition of the Logos Information System) Library yields 5,171 results in 3,484 articles in 715 resources for “Ecumenical Councils” The Advanced Timeline doesn’t list one Catholic Ecumenical Council, when there were 21. FIND: Catholic: 60 Entries, that’s all, Folks FIND: Church: 264 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Papacy: 141 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Pope: 126 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Cardinal: 79 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Archbishop: 43 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Episcopate: 20 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Priest: 113 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Order (Religious): ~ 32 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Council: 125 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Basilica: 10 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Cathedral: 12 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Synod: 25 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Bishop: 101 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Canonized: 10 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Saint: 28 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Martyr: 33 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Monks: 18 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Nuns: 9 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Heretic: 9 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Dogma: 3 Entries, none tagged as Catholic, N.B. the incomplete listing of Catholic infallible promulgations (why is one included but the others omitted?) Canon (of Scripture): ~30 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Vulgate: 6 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Ordain: 27 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Liturgy: 4 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Rite: 11 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Breviary: 4 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Sacrament: 4 Entries, none tagged as Catholic; 2 references to Apostate King Henry the VIII, one time Papally proclaimed “Defender of the Faith” defense of The Seven Sacraments against Heresiarch Martin Luther - doubtless an accidental confirmation bias… Baptism: 18 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Death: 553 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Holy Roman Empire: 30 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Holy See: 4 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Vatican: 5 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Schism: 7 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Excommunicate: 14 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Creed: 9 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Doctrine: 15 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Joan of Arc: 5 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Thomas Aquinas: 5 Entries, none tagged as Catholic Thomas More: 9 Entries, none tagged as Catholic (sans reference to his unjust execution by Apostate King Henry the VIII, one time Papally proclaimed “Defender of the Faith” against Heresiarch Martin Luther - doubtless an accidental confirmation bias) Note well that these omissions are of incorporated data and doesn’t include absent facts of Christian History. This incomplete list of around 2,000 Advanced Timeline Entries, all absent “Catholic” Tagging in the metadata INCOMPLETELY represents a massive omission of historical and Religious Truth. In Justice correction is required. Pax Christi in regno Christi
Dennis Adams
2/22/2024
