Accordance for Lutherans

[ToddPeperkorn]

I just got this link regarding how Libronix is marketing to specific denominational groups:

 

Libronix for Lutherans

 

This might be a good approach for Accordance to consider.

 

Todd

[davesalyer]

I have often wished I had a hyper-linked copy of the Book of Church Order for the PCA on accordance. Beings that the searchable PDF is freely available on their website I am sure there is some way to make a user tool of it but have yet to take the time to learn that process.

 

My guess is that it would not be cost-effective for Accordance to add the relevant documents for each denomination, but I also know nothing about the process for doing so - so I could be wrong.

[Greg Ward]

Dave,

 

E-mail me at gward (at) accordancebible (dot) com. I can send you a user tool of the PCA BCO.

 

Greg Ward

Accordance Development

[Gregory Dietrich]

I can see what Todd is saying and it sounds like it could be a nice fit, but I think overall I would have to disagree. I guess what I am thinking is where would it end? As a Lutheran you obviously know there are plenty of different flavors of Lutherans. So do you have a different set for different types? Think about Baptists for a moment...you have everything from Free Will Baptist to Reformed Baptists. If your a Southern Baptist it is hard to know what you specifically believe because they are all over the map theologically. I say none of this in disrespect but just trying to point out that I would much rather have the great folks at Accordance focus on module and software development then catering to specific groups, for which would be difficult to define.

[R. Mansfield]

On another note, there's quite a bit of public domain content specifically by Luther at the Project Gutenberg website.

 

Someone who's feeling really ambitious could convert all those documents into a user tool (or multiple tools) and make it available on the Accordance Exchange.