Already checked it out. A couple of problems for me are that it is promoting Mark as the first gospel and it seems as it's using the NAB translation. Just me..

Also they made a mistake on the introduction to the Gospel of st Matthew. The website is running "Malachi's" intro instead. oops!
Phil Onochie | 12.12.07 - 2:01 pm | #

I downloaded the Clerus program yesterday (you can download all the content of the site for offline use, and it comes with a handy browser for searching it). I've only had a limited chance to play with it thus far (I'm hoping to stress-test it on Theology papers in the coming semester), but it seems to be a pretty good program. It's a tad bit odd to figure out at first (it took me a while to gather that you have to click on the indexed article names; they don't resemble links and so it took some experimentation to figure out--but maybe that's just my somewhat scattered brain), and it seems that the document list is a little bit sparse in some categories, but overall it looks pretty good. The whole Summa of Thomas Aquinas is in there, as well as the Baltimore Catechism. As for issues with the translation of the Bible, it's set up so you can switch between the NAB and the RSV (mine's on the latter); analogously, since I've also got the Latin option downloaded on it, you can switch between the Vulgate and the Nova Vulgata (yuck). Well worth the time it took to download (63 MB download!)
Cory | 12.13.07 - 9:04 am | #