Sure, I own many of them and want more, like the JPS Jewish Study Bible. (And I'm clearly playing devil's advocate here, because I think in the long run it will improve the program.) BUT. Say I'm a Mac user, non-Protestant or even Jewish, in grad school for Hebrew Bible, and shopping around for a program. I have no interest in 'Bryant’s Sermon Outlines for Evangelistic Services' though that and many similar things are part of the Scholars collection, and I've just heard my big name professor, asked about Logos, shake his head and say 'Well, it's not very scholarly, and includes lots of fluff masquerading as scholarship.' I decide to check out Logos anyway and compare it against its main competitor, Accordance. I look at who's endorsing them. Accordance- Abegg, Rainey, Tov leap out, prominent Hebrew Bible scholars all.

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Uh, lots of pastors and ministers. I compare packages. Accordance really doesn't include anything like 'Bryant's Sermon Outlines' in its packages, and has clearly demarcated 'Jewish' and 'Catholic' packages. Moreover, its icon is not a cross. And it has things like the Jewish Study Bible, Schocken Bible, Babylonian Talmud, Elephantine letters, etc. (In all fairness, Logos also has some relevant resources that Accordance lacks.) Which one am I going to pick, especially after hearing my professor's opinion? Which program and forums am I going to feel more 'at home' in?