From: CEP7@aol.com
Date: Wed Jan 03 2001 - 15:33:38 EST
In a message dated 1/3/01 1:42:51 PM, c.s.bartholomew@worldnet.att.net writes:
<< Yesterday I received the latest CRI Journal where they had a one page "puff
piece" (review?) on the NET bible (also form Dallas) as if it were some sort
of new idea. Where have these guys been? The NET bible is just the next
phase of a process which has been underway for over 12 years. Nothing to
get excited about here. The CD Bible in the late 80's was newsworthy, it was
a break through of sorts. The NET Bible should be greeted with a big yawn.
>>
Actually, the NET Bible is a completely different project from the CDWord
project which became Logos Bible software. The Sponsors are different. The
only commonality is that some of those who worked on CDWord originally worked
on the NET Bible. By the way, both projects are more "context dependent" than
you give them credit for.
Charles E. Powell, Ph.D.
(h) cep7@aol.com
(w) cpowell@dts.edu
(h) 972-231-4166
(w) 214-841-3763
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