The three main Bible software programs today are Logos, BibleWorks, and Accordance. Logos and BibleWorks are mainly for the PC (though Logos now has a Macintosh version), while Accordance is exclusively a Mac product. BibleWorks and Accordance are commonly known for their emphasis on working with the original languages, while Logos is touted for its many text modules, so that one can have virtually one’s entire library in a digital format. I have personally observed that a number of our students who are preparing for foreign mission work have decided to get rid of their physical libraries and go the Logos route. However, here is a contrary view by someone headed for the foreign field, titled “Five Reasons Not to Buy Logos.”
Natural Law and God’s Two Governments
In part one of a series on natural law, host Phil Cecil sits down to define natural law, distinguish it from natural theology and general revelation, trace why Protestants grew suspicious of it, and explore how it fits a dispensational, two-governments view of civil...